Unit 4 Review Assessment 2024

What is an ideology?

• A collection of ideas and beliefs shared by a group of people

• A scientific theory about the universe

• A personal opinion on a specific topic

• A historical event

What is socialization?

• The process of forming identity based on how we interact with others

• The study of ancient civilizations

• The development of new technologies

• The creation of political laws

Which of the following is often the greatest factor that influences political ideology?

• Climate Change

• Family & Home

• Technological Advancements

• Economic Policies

Which political ideology supports government regulation of the economy to level the playing field between the rich and poor?

• Right

• Left

• Conservative

• Libertarian

What does the liberal ideology emphasize regarding government involvement?

• Opposes government involvement in individual lifestyle choices

• Supports government involvement to promote traditional moral values

• Free market results in economic growth

• Government regulation of the economy

Which ideology believes that a free market results in economic growth?

• Left

• Liberal

• Right

• Socialist

What is a key belief of the conservative ideology?

• Empower government to ensure equality

• Empower the individual through personal responsibility

• Opposes government involvement in individual lifestyle choices

• Government regulation of the economy

What does the Liberal-Conservative spectrum refer to in political ideology?

• Economic ideals

• Military ideals

• Social ideals

• Environmental ideals

Who was the first elected president from the Republican Party?

• Andrew Jackson

• Thomas Jefferson

• Abraham Lincoln

• Theodore Roosevelt

Who was the first elected president from the Democratic Party?

• Abraham Lincoln

• Andrew Jackson

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• John F. Kennedy