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Spring2024_POLSExam1 (2306)
Spring2024_POLSExam1 (2306)
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There are measurable variables in political culture.
True
False
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Provision that powers not delegated to the national gov’t are reserved for the states and the people
State’s RIghts
Identity Politics
5th Amendment
10 Amendment
3
Avoids deficit spending; decrease in gov't spending; free trade, deregulation, and lower taxes
Communitarianism
Social Conservatism
Fiscal Conservatism
Libertarian Conservatism
4
A political culture that views politics & gov't as dominated by the elites.
Traditionalistic Culture
Individualistic Culture
Representation
Moralistic Culture
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Subculture: gov't as a practical institution that should further private enterprise; intervene minimally people's lives
traditionalistic culture
Texas
moralistic culture
individual culture
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Texas has roots in a moralistic culture.
False
True
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A political culture that views politics and government as the means to achieve the collective good.
Texas
Traditional culture
Individual Culture
Moralistic Culture
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Based on: race, nationality, religion, gender, sexual orientation, social background, & social class
Confederacy
Individualism
Negative Partisanship
Identity Politics
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Texas has roots in all 3 types of culture (moralistic; individual; traditional)
True
False
10
Powers shared by the national gov’t and the states
Exclusive Powers
Implied Powers
Concurrent Powers
Reserved Powers
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A system for exercising authority over a body of people
Justice
Government
The courts
Politics
12
Advocates institutions & traditional practices that have developed organically & emphasizes stability and continuity
Communism
Libertarianism
Conservatism
Liberalism
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Political Culture is known as
the political values and beliefs that are dominant in a nation or state
the political parties that fight for power in a nation or state
Texas
the political strategies and content that are dominant in a nation or state
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Believes in the importance of individual freedom and rejects older assumptions about gov't
Communism
Liberalism
Libertarianism
Conservatism
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Who was a governor of Texas?
Ted Cruz
Uncle Sam
FDR
Sam Houston
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A way of determining, without recourse to violence, who gets power & resources in society and how they get them
Justice
The courts
Politics
Government
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Limits the citizens' role to choosing among competing leaders.
Individual Culture
Representative Democracy
Moralistic Culture
Elite Democracy
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The belief that states should receive more power & authority & less money from federal gov’t
Dual Federalism
Cooperative Federalism
New Federalism
Centralized Federalism
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A political subculture that views gov't as an institution to maintain the dominant social & religious values
Political Culture
Moralistic Culture
Traditional Culture
Individual Culture
20
Representatives act as agents of the people.
Individual Culture
Representative Democracy
Moralistic Culture
Elite Democracy
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Citizen membership is they key to political power
Moralistic Culture
Individual Culture
Elite Democracy
Pluralist Democracy
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State & local politics control our daily lives more than the President.
True
False
23
Texans love the government being in our business...
False
True
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A political culture that views politics & gov't as just another way to achieve individual goals.
Moralistic Culture
Traditional Culture
Political Parties
Individualistic Culture
25
The idea that state and federal gov’ts have separate and distinct jurisdictions & responsibilities
Dual Federalism
New Federalism
Centralized Federalism
Cooperative Federalism
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Two Counties Dr. Dillard talked about.
Collin County & Nueces County
Harrison County & Collin County
United States & England
Harrison County and Bexar County
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Political subculture that views gov't as a positive force, values the individual, functions to benefit the public
traditionalistic culture
Texas
individual culture
moralistic culture