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3.2 Political Culture

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Lesson Overview

Political culture consists of shared orientations toward authority, citizenship, institutions, and the political community. History, religion, education, family, media, and major events shape these patterns over time.

Compare public attitudes and participation across the six AP course countries while separating formal rights from actual practice.

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In this unit

9 lessons

  1. 3.1Civil SocietyPreview lesson
  2. 3.2Political CultureThis lesson
  3. 3.3Political IdeologiesPreview lesson
  4. 3.4Political Values and BeliefsPreview lesson
  5. 3.5Nature and Role of Political ParticipationPreview lesson
  6. 3.6Forces that Impact Political ParticipationPreview lesson
  7. 3.7Civil Rights and Civil LibertiesPreview lesson
  8. 3.8Political and Social CleavagesPreview lesson
  9. 3.9Challenges from Political and Social CleavagesPreview lesson

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