In the 1960s, a New Group of Scholars Began Studying

In the 1960s, a new group of scholars began studying the link between culture and democracy. Specifically, Almond and Verba used surveys to get information about how individuals in different countries felt about political institutions, actors, and processes. They claimed that the type of culture that is most compatible with democracy is

A) parochial culture.
B) subject culture.
C) participant culture.
D) American culture.