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Quiz 4: Political Socialization and Public Opinion
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Question 61
True/False
Seventy-four percent of white Americans favor cash reparations to the descendants of slaves while only 15 percent of black Americans agree.
Question 62
True/False
In 2016, although 56 percent of respondents thought their federal income taxes were too high, most favored increased spending on education, the poor, alternative energy sources, health, social security, among other programs.
Question 63
True/False
As the beginning of the 2020 presidential campaign, a public opinion poll revealed that the vast majority of respondents said they could vote for a black or female for president.
Question 64
Essay
Why is understanding political socialization important for learning about public opinion?
Question 65
Essay
Which agents of socialization are most influential and why?
Question 66
Essay
Compare and contrast the influence of families and workplaces on political attitudes and behavior.
Question 67
Short Answer
What are the advantages of scientific polling?
Question 68
Short Answer
What would most Americans think about the government doing more to create gender equality?
Question 69
Essay
If you're a pollster in the first month of an election season, what kind of poll would you want to use? And, why?
Question 70
Essay
As completely yet succinctly as possible discuss political socialization.
Question 71
Essay
Discuss your personal ideology or lack thereof, being sure to include evidence for the basis of your argument from the text.
Question 72
Essay
Discuss the American Creed as the American political culture.
Question 73
Essay
What is a poll and how is it used in American public opinion?
Question 74
Essay
James Madison believed that public opinion was more than just the current distribution of citizen opinion on matters of public concern or interest. Discuss what he added to this depiction of public opinion.
Question 75
Essay
Discuss why most Americans hold to certain broad ideas or predispositions about politics, although they have little detailed information about institutions, leaders, or policies.
Question 76
Essay
Do you believe that a widespread lack of information about political institutions, parties, candidates, and policies endangers representative democracy? Why or why not?
Question 77
Essay
Even though many citizens and voters "know" little about politics, do you agree that there are informational shortcuts of "cues" from trusted surrogates that can guide voters toward responsible choices? Why or why not?