The process of political socialization in the United States is
A. usually uniform; there are almost no differences in the opinions of various groups, such as northerners and southerners.
B. normally cumulative; political beliefs attained earlier in life tend to be retained to a substantial degree.
C. extremely narrow; most Americans get nearly all their opinions from a single source.
D. highly structured; children are subjected to an intense system of government-mandated political indoctrination.
E. highly effective; Americans are the best-informed citizens in the world.
Answer: B
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