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    We don’t feel as though that political corruption has been eliminated from the American political theatre. We say this because corruption is going on not only in the theatre but in the actually real world. If in real life you see corruption then how could you make a movie about about political things and not make it how you see it. In the movie they try to make it seem like Mr.Smith signed off on the land but they actually plagiarized his name and they made the target when they were playing with him. They made him think he was in control but actually they were making the moves without him. The movie took place in the ‘50s and years later things like that is still happening in the political system. Corruption has been the subject of a substantial…

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    Political Culture

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    Almond and Verba created one of the most influential understandings of political culture, which was defined as “the particular distribution of orientation towards political objects among members of the nation” (Denk and Christensen 2016, 178). While Almond and Verba were not part of the curriculum regarding political culture and its nature, they are essential to the discussion, a fact that is reflected by the academics that were read, as academics like Denk and Christensen, Sheafer and Shenhav,…

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    Political Orientation

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    Core paper The individual difference factor of political orientation is founded on the differing perspectives of two ideological groups. The continuity of traditional values under the right-wing (conservatism) and individuals striving for reform are identified as the left-wing (liberalism) (Hibbing, Smith & Alford. 2014). Hibbing et al. (2014) extensive review was to provide a process model that identified influences associated with differences within the political spectrum (Maltby, Day &…

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    Political Identity

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    the problems we face everyday. Even if we don’t care to admit it, each and everyone of us have political views. These views form the foundation of our political identities. However, we are not born with these political identities. Each identity is the culmination of our views on each issue, efficacy, and party affiliations all of which are formed gradually as we are exposed to different influences in our lives. To learn more about the way political identities are formed I interviewed my dad…

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    Political Ideology

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    Analyzing the Ideology of Political Parties (PTI) Ideology: According to the Cambridge Dictionary, ideology is a set of beliefs or principles, especially one on which a political system, party or organization is based. It is a comprehensive set of normative beliefs, conscious and unconscious ideas of an individual, group or society. Political Ideology: A political ideology is a set of related beliefs about political theory and policy held by an individual, group of…

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    Political Decay

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    In Political Order and Political Decay, Fukuyama discusses how modern developed democracies have acquired various rigidities over time that have made institutional adaptation increasingly difficult. Therefore, all political systems, authoritarian and democratic are subject to decay over time. The reason why they are prone to decay lies with institutions and their inability to adapt and eventually fix themselves (Fukuyama 546). Fukuyama asserts that a system that was once successful and a stable…

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    Political Ideologies

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    political ideologies are ethical set of ideals, principles, doctrines, and symbols of a certain social movement or group that depicts how they believe society should function, and offers some political and cultural views to put up for a certain social order. Everyone has their own opinions, and their political views are likely to be different. A person can be a liberal, conservative or even Something in-between. Your political point of view determines your political ideology. A political…

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    Political Socialization

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    Discussion Questions: 1. Political socialization is influenced by family, region, and religion. Political socialization is most influenced by the family and parents of the individual as these beliefs are intentionally or unintentionally preached to the child from a young age. 2. Starting with the Vietnam War and Watergate, the confidence in the government has drastically declined. Watergate shocked the American public, as they discovered corruption at the highest office in the country. It was…

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    Political Satire

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    guys”. When I grew older I quickly realized that this ideology was far from the truth. I began my journey for the truth, I questioned my parents political views, and watched CNN. Eventually I began to frustrate and worry my parents because they couldn't answer some…

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    Political Race

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    Now you may be wondering what a political essay is doing in a literary magazine, something that is home to the likes of poems, fiction, and the occasional art piece. I can not really provide an answer to that question, but what I can provide an answer for is the tense political race for the White House, which has outsiders that have gained significant ground on both sides, particular Bernie Sanders, the “Democratic Socialist”, and Donald Trump the “Successful” Businessman. We can talk about…

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