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| − | + | '''Political socialization''' is the method by which people in democratic countries learn about the political system and form their political views. The [[media]], [[school]], and [[family]] all play a role in political socialization. The family is by far the most influential form of political socialization. Most people are affiliated with the party of their parents.<ref>US Government and Politics</ref> | |
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Latest revision as of 00:48, March 18, 2018
Political socialization is the method by which people in democratic countries learn about the political system and form their political views. The media, school, and family all play a role in political socialization. The family is by far the most influential form of political socialization. Most people are affiliated with the party of their parents.[1]
References
- ↑ US Government and Politics