ch. 10 guided reading

________________________________________ is the impact on political views caused by historical events that have been experienced by a generation.

Generational Effect

Protecting and spreading its core values around the world has been hard for the United States because of:

an increasingly complex network of global forces

Trends in political involvement have shown that as people begin to age, they:

become more involved and interested in politics.

Individualism was also a driving force for settlement because immigrants who founded the United States brought with them the:

belief that they could make a better life for themselves.

The taxes paid by Americans are lower than their European counterparts, which means the:

budget for social services is lower.

Intergovernmental organizations form because:

countries can realize a benefit by joining together

Political culture is the dominant set of beliefs, customs, traditions, and values that:

define the relationship between the American people and the government.

Individualism, according to Alexis de Tocqueville, is fostered by

democratic equality

Members of the Silent Generation were teenagers during the Great Depression. Because of the outsized effect of this, they are often concerned about:

economic security even when they are doing well financially

Individualism is a core value of American political culture, and it is the belief that:

everyone is responsible for themselves and the decisions they make.

A coherent set of beliefs about government and politics is an individual's political:

ideology

The effects of globalization blur the lines between:

international and domestic politics.

Globalization has also begun to affect America as a superpower because:

it is being challenged by other countries.

When a company decides to outsource, it:

moves jobs to where labor costs are cheaper and workers can work longer hours

James Madison was concerned with the concept of the rule of law, which means:

no one is above the law, even public officials.

A founding belief in the United States is the concept that social status is

not inherited but earned.

Being in a different stage of life can affect the:

outlook a person has on the future of the nation.

The concept of laissez-faire is the idea that government must:

play a small role in the economy.

The party identification of an individual has strong correlations with the:

political beliefs of their family

Policymakers have been presented with a number of challenges because of globalization including:

potential actions from government and nongovernment institutions.

Entitlement programs are paid for through payroll while need-based assistance programs are paid through:

poverty grants.

Writing in Federalist No. 78, Hamilton stated that citizens should have confidence that the judicial process would be based on _____ and its results would be predictable.

precedent

Thomas Jefferson supported the concept of limited government, even stating in the Declaration of Independence that citizens have the:

right to rebel when a government goes beyond its limits

The influence on political socialization by churches can be shaped from:

sermons given.

The culture of individualism is reflected even in the American economy because many Americans tend to favor a:

supply-and-demand economy.

The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA) of 1996 was passed to give states more authority over social welfare programs and placed:

time limits on the receipt of welfare.

Globalization has been an ongoing process for many centuries and started with:

trade agreements between developed countries.