AP Government: Ideology and Polling

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Multiple Choice. Test date is September 29.

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What is political socialization?

Process through which an individual acquires particular political orientation; the learning process by which people acquire their political beliefs and values.

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What affects socialization the most?

Family

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What affects socialization besides family? (don’t have to name all)

Gender, age, where you live, race/ethnicity, occupation, religion, peers, and education level.

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What is political ideology?

A set of values and beliefs about the purpose and scope of government held by groups and individuals.

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What factors contribute to your political ideology?

Individualism, equality of opportunity, and involvement of government

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What is a political party?

A group of office holders, candidates, activists, and registered voters who identify with a group label (similar political ideology) and seek to elect to public office individuals who run under that label. Think of this as a way of marketing a political ideology to attract voters to a party.

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Who likes more control of social issues but less control of economic issues?

Conservatives

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Who likes less control of social issues but more control of economic issues?

Liberals

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Who likes more control of social and economic issues?

Totalitarians

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Who likes less control of social and economic issues?

Libertarians

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What kind of things do conservatives want socially?

Greater police/military power to enforce laws and curb what they consider “antisocial” conduct through censoring

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What kind of things do conservatives want economically?

Smaller government overall, few taxes, little regulation of business, free market, and cut back on welfare, social security, and low income aid.

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Which tends to be pro-gun, liberals or conservatives?

Conservatives

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Which tends to want less vouchers and focus more funding public schools, liberals or conservatives?

Liberals

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What gender are liberals typically?

Women

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What race are conservatives typically?

White or Cuban-American

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What party are the younger generations generally?

Liberal

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What level of education are conservatives typically?

Some college or lower

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Does Pennsylvania typically vote a consistent party?

No, it’s a swing state.

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Does Montgomery County typically vote a consistent party?

No, it’s a swing county.

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Who are moderates?

People who agree/disagree with both the Democratic and Republican Party. They may lean liberal or conservative depending on certain issues.

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What do moderates typically register as?

Independents

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What are libertarians?

They want low government control on everything (socially and economically).

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What is the third largest political party?

Libertarians

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What are totalitarians?

They want high government control on everything (socially and economically).

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What generations are currently most represented in power?

Baby Boomers and Generation X

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What generation are we?

Generation Z

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If someone says this, what ideology are they likely?: Gay marriage should be legally protected

Liberal

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If someone says this, what ideology are they likely?: Let people control their own retirement; privatize Social Security.

Conservative