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31 Cards in this Set
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Political Parties generally are expected to all of the following except
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Represted well-defined ideology
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Goverment has a responsiblity to promote the materical equality of its cizens . WOuld classical liberalism and classical conservatism that would be most liekyl to disagree with the statement
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neither of them
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In general interest groups that are organized to specifically further the political objectivies of its members is
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Associational intresest group
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What is a collective good
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something that betters everyone. Reason why collective works agaisnt political particpation is political particpation usually ppl dnt want to particaptiate bc they know no mattter what they do or donate it DOESNT MATTEr
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political ideology
same for conservatism. classical liberals, socialism |
individual human nature
indiviual and society equailty |
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Indivual politcal beliefs
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types or beliefs
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Indetyfying specific beliefs
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belief systems
belief system amoung others |
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Idelogies
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organize material thats come to u
-gov power rational/do this because justify. and explain gov |
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Idelogies agree or not agree
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both depneding on what you think
-idelogies that agree w/ u |
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Running elections
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CANT delivere
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Political Particapation
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is anything you do to influence gov policy
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Ovs forms of Political Particiaption
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voting
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How little political particiapation
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begging ppl what u want gov to do
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when you being to ask assemnt questions and try to answer them you are doing
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Poltical analysis
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Politcal analysis is
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an attemot to describe and then to explain politicis descions
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Everyobe is authortity
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cam make ur own descion on what is right and what is wrong
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reasons why u think the way u dpo
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personal though. rationality, intution, personal experience, and promblem with personal though as a source of knowledge
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Poltical science subfields
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compartive politics
international relations Politcaql theory Boundary-spanning subfields |
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normative political knowledge
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fundamental ideas that can be the biasis of in indidvual beliefs and actions
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Political ideology reasons 3
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indi human nature
proper relationship between the indi and human nature desirabilty of est certian kinds of equality among indivuals |
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Conservatism-
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attempts to prevent or slow the transition away froma a society based on traditonal values and social hierachy
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Indi conservatism
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groups and others more imporant
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Indi and society
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unequal in power
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Equality indi
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doenst real care sympathetic
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Classical Liberalis
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higest value on the indviuals
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liberalism indi
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each person enjoys natural rights to life liberty and property
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liberalism indi and society
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celebrate a laissez faire economy. each person should be free to pursue her economic goals by any legal activity and to amass as much property and wealth as possible
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Liberalism equality
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equality before the law is imporant but gov should aviod those situations
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Socialism
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most imporant goal is to provide high quality, relatively equal conditions of life for everyone with an active state assisting in the achievement of this goal.
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socialism indi
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caring for nature and there attitudes depends how enivorement is going
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indi and society
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most imporant value is the good of the society as a whole. thus interest must be subordinated to or at least coordinated with
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