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Americanism

Reverence for American traditions, including political culture and ideals.

Civic competence

Ability to influence the policies of the government.

Civic duty

Also known as civic virtue, it is an individuals obligation to their community/country. This may include paying taxes, volunteering, serving in the military or holding office.

Class consciousness

Awareness of economic distinctions between citizens.

Equal opportunity

An ideal of Americanism which holds the proposition that each American citizen should be afforded equal potential for success.

Individualism

Ideal of Americanism which holds the proposition that each American citizen is entitled to individual freedom over the common good.

Liberty

Freedom

Political culture

The attitudes of a citizenry in regards to how the government ought to function

Political ideology

Individual thought and ideas on how the government/politics ought to function

Political tolerance

The citizentry's acceptance of unpopular opinions

Orthodox

Opinion which values morality over individual freedom

Progressive

Opinion which values individual freedom over morality