'Political socialization' presentation slideshows

AP Government Mini-Jeopardy

AP Government Mini-Jeopardy. How well do you know your government?. CONSTITUTIONAL UNDERPINNINGS. THE POWER TO DECLARE WAR IS FOUND IN THIS ARTICLE OF THE CONSTITUTION. Article 1. THIS ARTICLE OF THE CONSTITUTION IS THE LONGEST AND MOST DETAILED. Article 1.

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The American People Topics:

The American People Topics:. 6.1. Immigrant Society American Melting Pot Regional Shift Graying of America. 6.1. NASCAR and Census advertising. Immigrant Society. A nation of nations 1 million legal immigrants/year 500,000 illegal immigrants/year 12% of residents foreign-born

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Review Part 11 Political Parties & Political Action

Review Part 11 Political Parties & Political Action. 1) Which of the following defines a team of men (and women) banding together seeking to control the governing apparatus by gaining office in a duly constituted election? a. Political party b. Political opportunism

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Chapters 7 & 8

Chapters 7 & 8. Public opinion and political participation. What is public opinion?. A collection of the shared attitudes of many different people in matters relating to politics, public issues, or the making of public policy.

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Chapter One: The Democratic Republic

Chapter One: The Democratic Republic. Learning Objectives. Understand why governments exist. Be familiar with and use appropriately the terms: politics , government , and institutions . Understand the concepts of order (or security) and liberty.

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Chapter 9.1 Public Opinion

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Presentation Outline

Presentation Outline. III. Citizens, Society, and the State Political socialization Cleavages/Party affiliations Civil society/Interest Groups Public Opinion/Voter turnout. Political Socialization.

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VII. POLITICAL IDEOLOGY

VII. POLITICAL IDEOLOGY. POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION. 1. DEFINITION: The process by which individuals learn their political beliefs and attitudes. How we pass on our political beliefs and traditions to the younger generation. POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION.

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Chapter 5: Public Opinion and Political Participation

Chapter 5: Public Opinion and Political Participation. Public Opinions On What Americans Agree and Disagree Political Socialization Political Participation. What Is Public Opinion?.

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Bell Ringer

Bell Ringer. What values do you believe all Americans share?. Political Culture and Ideology. Political Culture and Ideology. Political culture is the widely shared beliefs, values, and norms about how citizens relate to government and to one another

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CITIZENS, SOCIETY, & THE STATE

CITIZENS, SOCIETY, & THE STATE. Presentation Outline. Civil Society Interest Groups Political Socialization Cleavages. 1) Civil Society. Civil society is defined as citizens who organize themselves outside of the control of the government

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Media and Propaganda

Media and Propaganda. Essential Question. To what extent do the media influence your political views?. What details do you see? According to the poster, why should people vote for Stevenson? To whom is this poster designed to appeal?

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Shaping Public Opinion

Shaping Public Opinion Socialization and Ideology Public Opinion Ideas and attitudes that a significant number of Americans hold about government and political issues Preferences on specific issues Public Opinion

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The Politics of Democracy

The Politics of Democracy . Public Opinion & Interest Groups Political Parties Campaigns & Elections The Media & Cyberspace Voting & Voting Behavior. Which of the following school days would you vote to support?. School days that begin later, but the school day is extended

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Public Opinion Chapter 7

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Political Culture and Socialization

Political Culture and Socialization. MEXICO . SYSYEM FUNCTIONS of the Political System. Political Culture: Supportive . Mexicans are highly supportive of the political institutions that evolved from the Mexican Revolution Endorse the democratic principles of the Constitution of 1917.

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Topic 2: Voting & Elections (Part 1)

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Discussion Questions

Discussion Questions. Should government officials consider public opinion when making decisions or should they just do what they think is best? How might a politician find out what public opinion is on a particular issues. (as may ways as you can think of). Discussion Questions.

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American Government

American Government. Chapter 6 Section 5. Voting Behavior. Results of Elections Survey Research Political Socialization. Sociological Factors. Income Occupation Education Gender, Age Religious, Ethnic Background Geography Family, Group Affiliations. Psychological Factors.

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