In which type of political culture are people aware of the government and its decisions, but are relatively helpless to change or influence them?
A) individual culture
B) parochial culture
C) subject culture
D) participant culture

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In a subject political culture, citizens are informed and aware of their government and its decisions but feel that they have little capacity or means to influence those decisions. This contrasts with a participant culture, where citizens feel they can influence decisions and are actively involved in the political process.

In Which Type of Political Culture Are People Aware of the Government