A) religion
B) families
C) schools
D) media
E) peers
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A) Schools are the most influential agent of political socialization,and political socialization is strongest during childhood.
B) Family is the strongest agent of political socialization,and political socialization is strongest during high school and college.
C) Political socialization is cumulative,and is most heavily developed during childhood.
D) Political socialization is transitory,and is most heavily developed during young adulthood.
E) Political socialization occurs primarily among educated populations,and is most heavily developed during adulthood.
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A) determines specific government actions.
B) is unrelated to government action.
C) sets limits on government action.
D) generally affects government action only on election issues.
E) is strongest during a presidential election.
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A) George Washington
B) James Madison
C) George Gallup
D) Abraham Lincoln
E) Thomas Jefferson
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A) Liberalism and conservatism have such imprecise meanings that it is not useful to think about politics in these terms.
B) Americans overwhelmingly identify themselves as liberals.
C) Americans are highly sophisticated in their political thinking.
D) Only a minority of Americans can be classified as true ideologues.
E) Americans are highly consistent in their political thinking.
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A) give what they regard as the socially correct response.
B) are asked about familiar issues.
C) have an opinion and reveal it.
D) admit they are not familiar with an issue and offer no opinion.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) letters from constituents
B) the editorial positions of newspapers in the constituency
C) public demonstrations by constituents
D) a poll based on a random sample of constituents
E) the number of yard signs on major streets
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A) vastly increased funding for Medicaid,the federal health care program for low-income individuals.
B) government committees that would decide which elderly patients would receive life-saving treatment and which would not.
C) an elimination of the Medicare program.
D) government-sponsored health care for illegal immigrants.
E) a legalization of partial-birth abortions.
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A) the percentage of polled individuals that claim membership in a particular party.
B) formal membership in a political party.
C) an emotional attachment to a political party.
D) a political party's platform-the stances on issues that define its beliefs.
E) the ability of individual citizens to identify the major issue positions of the major political parties.
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A) first enter people's heads.
B) are openly expressed.
C) become part of the conflict between the Republican and Democratic parties.
D) are measured in opinion polls.
E) become part of the conflict between populists and libertarians.
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A) 1928 Hoover-Smith.
B) 1936 Roosevelt-Landon.
C) 1948 Truman-Dewey.
D) 1964 Johnson-Goldwater.
E) 2000 Bush-Gore.
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A) liberals.
B) Republicans or Democrats.
C) Republicans.
D) Independents.
E) Democrats.
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A) liberals and populists
B) populists and libertarians
C) conservatives and liberals
D) populists and conservatives
E) liberals and libertarians
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A) peers
B) school
C) church
D) family
E) None of these are primary socializing agents.
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A) the lack of importance in measured public opinion for the political process
B) the status of the family as a secondary agent of socialization instead of a primary agent
C) the relatively small influence that government propaganda has on the individual
D) the lack of religion as a defining frame of reference
E) the lack of crosscutting between groups
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A) older voters.
B) African American voters.
C) female voters.
D) younger voters.
E) swing voters.
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A) the poorer American classes still had enough material wealth to be happy with their station.
B) American workers lacked sufficient class consciousness.
C) the government was already providing substantial financial assistance to the working class.
D) the Social Security system provided workers with a safety net not available to workers in Europe.
E) the government of the U.S.was too militantly anti-communist and would not allow propaganda to spread.
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A) leaders
B) the media
C) peers
D) church
E) None of these answers is correct,as all represent secondary socializing agents.
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A) popular culture.
B) social communication.
C) socio-economic change.
D) political socialization.
E) political assimilation.
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A) population size and the sample size.
B) sample size and the timeline over which the sample was taken.
C) size of the sample and whether the sample was selected from the population by a random method.
D) sample size and whether the sample has the same percentage of men and women as the population.
E) anonymous nature of the sampling process and sample size.
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