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| − | '''Political socialization''' is the method by which [[Americans]] 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> | + | '''Political socialization''' is the method by which [[Americans]] 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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Revision as of 03:00, November 15, 2007
Political socialization is the method by which Americans 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