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Ideology
A set of beliefs about the role of government in the economy, including capitalism, socialism, and communism.
Social Security Benefits
A system designed to provide monetary assistance to individuals in need, including retirement benefits, disability payments, and survivor benefits.
Political Socialization
The process by which individuals acquire their political beliefs and values, influenced by family, education, and media.
Public Opinion Polls
Surveys that gauge the public's views on various issues, such as election outcomes or approval ratings of political leaders.
Party Identification
An individual's political party affiliation, examples include identifying as a Democrat, Republican, or Independent.
Views on Government Size
Different demographic groups have varying opinions on the government's role, with lower-income individuals often favoring expanded social services.
Policy Positions of Democrats and Republicans
Democrats support expanded social programs, while Republicans advocate for limited government and lower taxes.
Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System
Oversees the Federal Reserve System and influences monetary policy, including setting interest rates and regulating banks.
Generations and Voting Patterns
Different age groups vote differently, with younger voters often leaning more liberal than older voters.
Exit Poll
Surveys conducted after voting to predict election outcomes, asking voters who they supported.
Tracking Poll
Ongoing surveys that measure changes in public opinion over time, frequently used during election campaigns.
Fiscal Policy
Government spending and tax policies aimed at influencing the economy, including stimulus packages and tax cuts.
Political Ideologies
Sets of beliefs about politics and society, including liberalism, conservatism, and libertarianism.
Keynesian Economics
An economic theory that advocates for government intervention to stabilize the economy, especially during recessions.
American Attitudes About Government
General perceptions and feelings Americans have toward government, influenced by economic conditions.
Measuring Public Opinion
Methods used to capture the population's views, including surveys and interviews.
Ideology and Social Policy
How ideological beliefs shape social policies, such as liberal ideologies supporting universal healthcare.
Evaluating Public Opinion Data
Assessing the reliability and validity of polls and surveys to understand public sentiment.
Changes in Ideology
Shifts in public belief systems over time, such as increasing support for environmental policies among younger generations.
Traditional Political Values
Fundamental beliefs held by Americans, such as liberty, equality, and democracy.
Ideologies of Political Parties
The guiding principles of political parties, exemplified by the Democratic Party's focus on social justice and the Republican Party's emphasis on free-market capitalism.
