Gov CLEP 4.1

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Define political socialization.

The process through which people develop their political beliefs and values.`

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Define agents of political socialization.

people and institutions that influence political beliefs

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Define generational effect.

political attitudes influenced by the major events experienced by a particular generation

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Define life-cycle effect.

Political attitudes that change as people age and experience different stages of life.

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Identify six ways a citizen learns about politics.

Mass media, religious institutions, education, workplace, community, political cultures

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What was one of the most famous political campaigns of all time?

Daisy ad campaign

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Define a political culture.

shared beliefs, values, and attitudes that shape how people view and engage with politics within a particular society or group

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What are some examples of a political culture?

  • Political cultures that stress citizen participation

  • Political cultures that try to exclude participation by the masses

  • Texas as an example of strong support for the 2nd amendment

  • Southern states using poll taxes, literacy tests, and grandfather clauses to disinfranchise African Americans


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What is disenfranchisement? Give examples of disinfranchisement.

Taking the vote away from someone. These included the poll tax, literacy tax, and what was called the Grandfather Clause.

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What is framing?

presenting issues in a certain light that can influence people

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What is spin?

message-shaping and image-crafting

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Why was the Daisy ad significant?

Used in 1964 by Lyndon B. Johnson and powerfully linked Goldwater to fears of nuclear war

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How can education influence political beliefs?

provides new information and can change or challenge political beliefs through curriculum, teacher viewpoints, and textbooks

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How can the workplace influence political learning?

workplace culture, organizations, and unions can shape political views

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How can a person’s community influence political beliefs?

through the opinions and values of peers and neighbors

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What are three methods that were used to disenfranchise African Americans after the 15th amendment?

poll taxes, literacy tests, and grandfather clauses

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How can the region or state where someone grows up affect political beliefs?

Different regions and states have different political cultures that can shape a person’s views and voting behavior.