POSC 1010 EXAM 2 (AMERICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT) |
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geography, gender, experience growing up, income, education level, and age
what are some influencers of your political opinion?
republican, democrat, not always
In the modern U.S. conservative is ....... and Liberal is............ It is ........
straightforward
ideology
What is labels can be confusing?
traditional right/left split
what is this
setting arrangement between parties in french parliament
what did the traditional right/left split come from?
median voter model
what is the voters tend to go centralist, appeal to base for primary election. Ex. 2
hot dog stands opposite ends of beach, exact same thing except the distance
electorate appeared divided, ideology hasn't changed, politicians are who
polarized cultural issues
what are the issues with the median voter model
liberalism
what is someone who advocates departure from the "status quo" political system
popular sovereignty, limited government, protect peoples rights, depart
"status quo" from Europe
what is the american form of government
classical liberalism
,what is used to show political belief of framers, little federal govern. involve
with people, national does trade and defend against invaders with function and
power reserved to state
the progressive movement and FDR's New Deal
where did the modern history come from
progressivism
what is the time where government was increased in activism? EX. Anti- trust
law, agricultural policy, Temperance movement
new deal
what are these examples of: expand federal into state, fiscal policy used to
regulate national economy, prop up farmers & supplement individual income
economic liberalism
what is stronger role of government in economy
cultural liberalism
what is no set standard for right or wrong, religion does not play huge role in
society and neutral stance on cultural issues
conservatism
what is someone who wants to preserve "status quo" seek funding principles
and is also linked to writing of Edmund Burke
economic conservatism
what is individual responsible and smaller more limited government?
cultural conservatism
what is traditional values but also the role of religion in society emphasized
centrist
what has no strong view on economic or cultural issue also called "mushy
middle"
libertarianism
what is doesn't want a lot of government involved and classical liberalism may
fall here
statism
, what is the state, government control both aspects. EX is totalitarianism and
authoritarian
populism
what appeals to issues strongly felt by large portion of population ex. andrew
jackson
anarchism
what is completely individual govern and no government
fascism
what is strict social control no tolerance for opposition ex. hitler
socialism
what is completely government control over economic issues. EX Bernie
Sanders
communism
what is no government the focus is on community not individuals
elections, elected representatives, pressure groups, polls
how are public opinions expressed?
elections
what is imperfect, to infrequent, candidate only see victory and its hard to
separate them
elected representatives
what is for the people, the voters do not influence them and also doesn't always
know what the people want
pressure (interest) groups
what is people who have money have a bigger voice
polls
what is quick sense of public opinion, legislators can get support if they need it
population
what is entire group whose opinions you want to measure EX. Elections
sample
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | EXAM ALREADY GRADED A+ |
LATEST EXAM
geography, gender, experience growing up, income, education level, and age
what are some influencers of your political opinion?
republican, democrat, not always
In the modern U.S. conservative is ....... and Liberal is............ It is ........
straightforward
ideology
What is labels can be confusing?
traditional right/left split
what is this
setting arrangement between parties in french parliament
what did the traditional right/left split come from?
median voter model
what is the voters tend to go centralist, appeal to base for primary election. Ex. 2
hot dog stands opposite ends of beach, exact same thing except the distance
electorate appeared divided, ideology hasn't changed, politicians are who
polarized cultural issues
what are the issues with the median voter model
liberalism
what is someone who advocates departure from the "status quo" political system
popular sovereignty, limited government, protect peoples rights, depart
"status quo" from Europe
what is the american form of government
classical liberalism
,what is used to show political belief of framers, little federal govern. involve
with people, national does trade and defend against invaders with function and
power reserved to state
the progressive movement and FDR's New Deal
where did the modern history come from
progressivism
what is the time where government was increased in activism? EX. Anti- trust
law, agricultural policy, Temperance movement
new deal
what are these examples of: expand federal into state, fiscal policy used to
regulate national economy, prop up farmers & supplement individual income
economic liberalism
what is stronger role of government in economy
cultural liberalism
what is no set standard for right or wrong, religion does not play huge role in
society and neutral stance on cultural issues
conservatism
what is someone who wants to preserve "status quo" seek funding principles
and is also linked to writing of Edmund Burke
economic conservatism
what is individual responsible and smaller more limited government?
cultural conservatism
what is traditional values but also the role of religion in society emphasized
centrist
what has no strong view on economic or cultural issue also called "mushy
middle"
libertarianism
what is doesn't want a lot of government involved and classical liberalism may
fall here
statism
, what is the state, government control both aspects. EX is totalitarianism and
authoritarian
populism
what appeals to issues strongly felt by large portion of population ex. andrew
jackson
anarchism
what is completely individual govern and no government
fascism
what is strict social control no tolerance for opposition ex. hitler
socialism
what is completely government control over economic issues. EX Bernie
Sanders
communism
what is no government the focus is on community not individuals
elections, elected representatives, pressure groups, polls
how are public opinions expressed?
elections
what is imperfect, to infrequent, candidate only see victory and its hard to
separate them
elected representatives
what is for the people, the voters do not influence them and also doesn't always
know what the people want
pressure (interest) groups
what is people who have money have a bigger voice
polls
what is quick sense of public opinion, legislators can get support if they need it
population
what is entire group whose opinions you want to measure EX. Elections
sample
