Political Culture Statistics. AP U.S. Government & Politics Timpanogos High School 5.9 Reading Charts  When reading charts…  Get a quick overview of.

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Political Culture Statistics

AP U.S. Government & Politics Timpanogos High School 5.9 Reading Charts  When reading charts…  Get a quick overview of the chart… Gauge the type of chart (i.e. bar graph, pie chart, etc. )  Understand the main subject of the chart… Look at the title and make sure you understand the topic. Also, think about the context in which the information is given.  Understand what the data is telling you: Does the chart show any significant trends? Take note of extremes. Are there any surprises in the data What is the essential point of the chart?  Assignment: For each chart, write a statement that reflects the main point of the chart in the blank space next to the chart.  See example on the next slide

AP U.S. Government & Politics Timpanogos High School Example Chart: Statement:  The gender gap exits on the question of achieving peace with more women than men favoring diplomacy over military strength by 9 point margin

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