Opener: Write down this term & Definition POLITICAL CULTURE — widely shared beliefs, values, and norms that define the relationship between citizens.

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Opener: Write down this term & Definition POLITICAL CULTURE — widely shared beliefs, values, and norms that define the relationship between citizens and government, and citizens to one another. What do YOU think are some of the beliefs, values, or norms that most Americans believe in?

American Political Culture LIBERTY: Most people believe in the right to be free, as long as another's rights aren't abused. EQUALITY: This generally translates as "equality of opportunity," not absolute equality. Democracy: Elected officials are accountable to the people. Citizens have the responsibility to choose their officials thoughtfully and wisely. INDIVIDUALISM: The individual's rights are valued above those of the state (government); individual initiative and responsibility are strongly encouraged. THE RULE OF LAW: Government is based on a body of law applied equally and fairly, not on the whims of a ruler. NATIONALISM: Despite some current negative attitudes toward the government, most Americans are proud of our past and tend to de-emphasize problems, such as intolerance or military setbacks. This value includes the belief that we are stronger and more virtuous than other nations. CAPITALISM At the heart of the American Dream are beliefs in the rights to own private property and compete freely in OPEN MARKETS.