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GOVT 2306: Texas Government (Exam 1) Exam Questions And Answers 100% Pass Political Culture - ANS A patterned set of ideas, values, and ways of thinking about government and politics. The collection of beliefs and attitudes toward government and the political process held by a community or a nation. Deeply held values that cut across ethnic, economic, gender and other lines. The political culture is the GLUE to our society. American Political Culture (Cherished Values) - ANS Liberty (Freedom) - they mean the same thing Equality (minimum equality) Individualism (rights and responsibilities) Democracy Justice Rule of Law Economic Freedom (Capitalism: all about economic competition and making money - supply and demand) Which American value is cherished the most? - ANS Freedom When will a country have the potential to disintegrate? - ANS When the political subculture is stronger than the culture of the country. Ex: USSR, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Iraq ©EVERLY 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Does the surge of immigration threaten American political culture? - ANS No, it strengthens our political culture because people come to America because they cherish our political culture values. Political Subculture (3) - ANS Three subcultures (regional): 1. Individualist subculture 2. Moralistic subculture 3. Traditionalistic subculture Individual Subculture - ANS - All about the individual rights and responsibilities - Believe we are far too dependent on the government - Its up to companies to succeed, not the government - Promote limited government, say government is too BIG - Political participation open to everyone who follows the rules - Expect politicians to be corrupt Moralistic Subculture - ANS *Exact opposite to individualistic subculture* - All about the community, achievement of general welfare - Promotes active government - In favor of the raising of minimum wage - Responsibility of all members of community - Do not tolerate political corruption - Political parties are useful as long as they support the community Traditionalistic Subculture - ANS - Ultimate goal is to maintain social order - Elites control money, economy, and government - Political participation limited

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GOVT 2306: Texas Government (Exam 1)
Exam Questions And Answers 100% Pass




Political Culture - ANS A patterned set of ideas, values, and ways of thinking about
government and politics. The collection of beliefs and attitudes toward government and the
political process held by a community or a nation. Deeply held values that cut across ethnic,
economic, gender and other lines. The political culture is the GLUE to our society.



American Political Culture (Cherished Values) - ANS Liberty (Freedom) - they mean the same
thing
Equality (minimum equality)
Individualism (rights and responsibilities)
Democracy
Justice
Rule of Law
Economic Freedom (Capitalism: all about economic competition and making money - supply
and demand)



Which American value is cherished the most? - ANS Freedom



When will a country have the potential to disintegrate? - ANS When the political subculture
is stronger than the culture of the country.
Ex: USSR, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Iraq

, ©EVERLY 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED


Does the surge of immigration threaten American political culture? - ANS No, it strengthens
our political culture because people come to America because they cherish our political culture
values.



Political Subculture (3) - ANS Three subcultures (regional):
1. Individualist subculture
2. Moralistic subculture
3. Traditionalistic subculture



Individual Subculture - ANS - All about the individual rights and responsibilities
- Believe we are far too dependent on the government
- Its up to companies to succeed, not the government
- Promote limited government, say government is too BIG
- Political participation open to everyone who follows the rules
- Expect politicians to be corrupt



Moralistic Subculture - ANS *Exact opposite to individualistic subculture*
- All about the community, achievement of general welfare
- Promotes active government
- In favor of the raising of minimum wage
- Responsibility of all members of community
- Do not tolerate political corruption
- Political parties are useful as long as they support the community



Traditionalistic Subculture - ANS - Ultimate goal is to maintain social order
- Elites control money, economy, and government
- Political participation limited to those at the top (elites)

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