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A classification of people based on visible physical traits, such as skin color. Not self-attributed.

Race

100

Divisions among people in a society causing conflicts over control of government and policymaking. 


Cleavages

100

A person's perspective on how much and how fast political change should occur. 

Political attitude

100

How do centrifugal forces affect the people of a state?

Divide and polarize people
100

A quality or feature regarded as a characteristic or inherent part of someone or something. 

Attribute

200

A sense of belonging to a social group with a common cultural tradition.

Ethnicity 

200

A unifying force; brings people of the state together to enhance the stability and legitimacy of the state. 

Centripetal force

200

Status given to individuals by the state; requires specific benefits or privileges given by the state.

Citizenship

200

A type of cleavage that occurs when two cleavages do not align with each other, in a way that reinforces the divide between the two sides.

Cross-cutting Cleavage

200

A sense of pride in the state.

Patriotism

300

A sense of pride in national identity that carries political implications. (requires a belief in a shared political goal)

Nationalism

300
Also known as a 'reinforcing cleavage' - that can deeply divide a society, threatening unity and stability.

Coinciding Cleavage

300
A political ideology that rejects the ideas of liberty and equality as worthwhile values, and exalts the state, nation, or racial group as supreme over individual rights. 

Fascism

300

This group prefers rapid, dramatic, revolutionary change to the current political system. They believe new regimes should replace existing institutions. 

Radicals

300

Beliefs about what the fundamental goals of politics and public policy should be.

Political Ideology
400

The norms, values, and people's expectations about how political power should be used/competed for.

Political Culture

400

This group prefers progressive changes to a political system, but want to do so thorough evolutionary reforms rather than sudden revolutions. They enact changes using the existing system rather than creating a new one. 

Liberals

400

A political ideology that seeks to balance the values of liberty and equality by allowing some state interference into market economic principles. 

Social Democracy

400

Nigeria has had difficulty building a unified national identity. Much of this difficulty can be attributed to what kind of cleavage?

Coinciding 

400

A political ideology asserting that liberty and equality is only achievable through economic equality via state ownership of private property. 

Communism

500

Political scientists debate the "coming together" trend of changing global political culture. This idea of coming together is identifiable in three main areas. Name these. 

Globalization, Modernization, and Democratization 

500

A political ideology that prioritizes liberty and equal protection of all people under the law as the central goals of politics. 

Liberalism

500

The rise of Islamic terrorism can be seen as evidence of resistance to which trend of changing global political culture?

The idea of "coming together"

500

The idea of society retreating back to religious/ethnic groups as the source of constancy is referred to as what?

Retribalization 
500

A political ideology that believes liberty and equality are best achieved by abolishing the state.

Anarchism 

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