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political culture
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set of widley shared beliefs, values , and norms concerning the ways that political and economic life ought to be carried out.
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conflictual political culture
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different groups (or subcultures) clash with opposing beliefs and values.
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consensual political culture
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experiences less conflict then conflictual culture.
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Alex de Tocqueville
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early observer of American political cuture.
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rugged individualism
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reflection of a value: belief that individuals are responsible for their own well-being and that the strength of our system lies in the ability of individuals.
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rule by an individual
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opposition of " Rule of Law"; implies following the whims oa dictator
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capitalism
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wealth based on money and other capital goods
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free enterprise
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economic competition without restraint from government.
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promotion of the general welfare
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major purpose of government.
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second bill of rights
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Roosevelt's commiitment to economic security and independence.
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political tolerence
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citizens being reasonably tolerent of the opinions and actions of others.
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mistrust of the government
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distrust of the government since the mid-1960s
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political efficacy
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a citizens capacity to understand and influence political events.
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internal efficacy
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ability to understand and take part in political affairs.
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external efficacy
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belief of the individual that government will respond to his or her personal needs or beliefs.
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