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Political Culture

The characteristic and deep-seated beliefs of a particular people

Liberty

The principle that individuals should be able to act and think as they chooses provided they don't infringe on the rights of others

Equality

The notion that all individuals are equal in their moral worth, under the law and in their political voice

Self-government

The principle that the people are the source of a benevolent government's power

Individualism

The idea that people should be self-sufficient and accumulate the material advantages necessary for their well-being

Unity

the principle that Americans are one people

Diversity

The principle that differences are a source of strength and should be respected

Social contract

A voluntary agreement by individuals to form a government

Democracy

A form of government in which the people govern either directly or through representatives

Oligarchy

A form of government in which control rests with only a few people

Socialism

An economic system in which government owns and controls many of the major industries

Communism

An economic system in which government owns all or most of the major industries and also takes responsibility for the overall management of the economy

Capitalism

An economic system based on the idea that the government should interfere with economic transactions as little as possible

Capitalism

An economic system based on the idea that the government should interfere with economic transactions as little as possible