Ap Government Ch. 4

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political culture

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a distinctive and patterned way of thinking about how political and economic life ought to be carried out

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political subculture

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political culture of a distinctive region, religion, or ethnic group

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political ideology

Back 3

consistent set of views concerning the policies government ought to pursue

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civic duty

Back 4

a belief that one has an obligation to participate in civic and political affairs

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civic competence

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a belief that one can affect government policies

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work ethic

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a belief in the importance of hard work and personal achievement

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clas consciousness

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thinking of oneself as a workerwhose interests are in opposition to those of management, or vice versa

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orthodox

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belief that moral rules are derived from the commands of God or the laws of nature; belief that traditional morality is more important than individual liberty

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progressive

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belief that moral rules are derived in part from an individual's beliefs and the circumstances of modern life; belief that protection of individual choice is most important

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political eficacy

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a citizen's belief that he or she can understand and influence political affairs

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internal efficacy

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a citizen's confidence in their own ability to understand and take part in political affairs

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external efficacy

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a citizen's belief that the government will respond to their demands