The modernist school of political culture theory believes that
a. Political cultures are constantly evolving.
b. Clear attitudes, values, and beliefs can be identified within a political culture.
c. It is more important to look at conflict over values and beliefs than at consistency.
d. Political attitudes may be symptoms of political activity rather than the cause of it.
b. Clear attitudes, values, and beliefs can be identified within a political culture.
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Progressive income taxation means that
a. those with higher incomes pay a higher percentage of tax. b. all citizens pay the same amount in taxes regardless of income. c. taxes on investments that generate additional revenue is higher than those on income. d. those with higher incomes pay a lower percentage of tax. e. taxes increase as governmental spending increases.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s term for Republican Party acceptance of social security, unemployment insurance, labor laws, farm programs, and other features of the welfare state was
a. communism. b. Democratic-Republicanism. c. moderate Republicanism. d. liberal conservatism. e. modern Republicanism.