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    Texas Political Culture Daniel Elazar created a political culture classification scheme of moralistic, individualistic, and traditionalistic to describe the political cultures of the states. According to Elazar, Texas can be described as traditionalistic and individualistic. Historically, Texas politics demonstrate a strong one-party tradition, provincialism, and business dominance. These patterns, however, may be weakening as the Republican Party increases its power in the state and urbanization

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    The Shaping of the National Political Culture When America was first formed, it had a very weak central government that would have collapsed at any time. To reinforce the government, the Constitution was born. Among with its creation was the American Pride of the people. From 1789-1815, one inside force and one outside force contributed to the creation of the national political culture. These two forces were the Whiskey Rebellion and XYZ Affair. The Whiskey Rebellion of 1794 was when the federal

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    USA and Texas political culture can be described fully by understanding in detail of classical liberalism, social conservatism and populism. Classical liberalism allow an individual to use primary social value of liberty in the political culture that extent until liberties of the others disturbed. Classical liberal ideas often form the basis for opposition to the use of government to attain social and personal objectives. They stress reliance on private the free market to determine the best outcomes

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    American political culture contains multiple core ideals and values. Being a country founded on freedom of speech not all Americans agree on the same views and are vocal about their own beliefs, but the vast majority do believe in some general ideals, including liberty, equality, democracy, and diversity. The most important in our political culture being liberty, the basis of our great nation. Political debates tend to be over how best to meet our beliefs and views on liberty for the people. Depending

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    American Government I Boyd Lanier, Ph. D. Lamar University Majdi Alharbi 04/01/2016 Political culture in the United States is about a person’s behavior, value and belief. Most important ideas of political culture are the rights of people, responsibility of both the people and the government and the relationship between people and the government. Common languages and symbols are used in political culture to unite people. However, the understanding of a constitution, freedom of speech and voting

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    FREEDOM IS SLAVERY IGNORANCE IS STREGNTH” This was the party slogan for the political culture in George Orwell’s novel, 1984; a stark, depressing world where “Big Brother” is watching you at all times. The political culture of the Untied States, thankfully, is a much more democratic and freeing environment. “Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness...” is what we live by, not “Freedom is slavery.” The political culture of the United States is made up of two main concepts: liberty and equality

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    Political culture in the United States is about a person’s behavior, value and belief. Most important ideas of political culture are the rights of people, responsibility of both the people and the government and the relationship between people and the government. Common languages and symbols are used in political culture to unite people. However, the understanding of a constitution, freedom of speech and voting divide people. What is a constitution? A constitution is an agreement that represent

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    (Independence Hall Association in Philadelphia., 2017). He was known as the great political philosopher, and he believed that the power of the government should be held by the people of the United States. In fact, It was actually a transformation involving America’s political culture that brought about what is called the Jeffersonian Democracy (Schultz, K.M., 2013). This democracy was a new way of bringing the political arena to the people in a more personal way. Jefferson was very concerned that

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    Examining the modern-day political culture of where our society is at and where it is heading is something that people have struggled with in past history. Take for example the Germans of the early to mid-twentieth century, it is here where the people cannot see the full context of what is happening in the world and how they were impacting it. Think of the Romans that were born at the beginning of the fifth century, they would have no idea that the mighty Roman Empire would cease to exist within

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    Mayo clinic, 2016) As the year twenty-seventeen has been introduced to society, Political Correctness has been brought to life as a way to be more socially aware of people's differences and their cultures. Political correctness has become mostly popular to many who feel the need to be extreme with filtering what could be or should be offensive. This is one of the main reasonings that comedy is a main target for P.C. culture. Edgy humor can be assumed as a way to be discriminatory towards a certain group

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