relevancy of political culture
liberty, individual responsibility, equality, democracy, and civic duty
Alexis de Tocqueville
Beliefs and opinions people share about government and social responsibilities of the society they live in. Culture refers to the way of life of a given people,that is, the shared norms,values, beliefs and practices of that given society therefore i think political culture refers to the political norms i.e(constitutions),political values i.e(democracy,equality), political beliefs i.e(justice), and political practices i.e(elections) that shape peoples attitudes,opinion,behavior and the level of participation towards their political system. It is this perspective that leads me to look at the following aspects of political culture of a given society; a society that has either a participant political culture, subject political culture or a parochial political culture
liberty
Political Culture
relevancy of political culture
liberty, individual responsibility, equality, democracy, and civic duty
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conformity
Yes, American culture is rich and diverse, with a unique blend of influences from various immigrant groups, indigenous peoples, and African traditions. From pop culture phenomena to political systems like democracy, American culture has produced original contributions that have had a significant impact on the global stage.
The dominant political culture in the United States consist of beliefs in individualism, democracy, liberty, property right, and religion, all tied together by the value of equality. This set of beliefs is known as the American creed.
Geir Helgesen has written: 'Democracy and authority in Korea' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Democracy, Political culture
American leaders worked to to establish democracy and free enterprise in other countries to spread american culture! :)
political characteristics