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| systems of values and rules that determine how our society is organized. It includes family, religion, education, the economy, and government |
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| process of learning how to participate in a group; learning to accept the values in a group and learning the rules for behavior within it |
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| specific expectations about what our behavior should be |
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| the most basic social institution in any society |
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| families made up of adults and their children from previous marriages |
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| a system of producing and distributing goods and services to fulfill people’s wants |
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| a person who uses, or consumes, goods to satisfy his or her wants |
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| a place or situation in which an exchange of goods or services takes place, such as stores, shops, or stock exchanges |
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| the amount a person must pay for a good or service |
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| anything that is generally accepted as payment for a good or service |
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| a form of government in which the power is in the hands of a king or queen |
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| 12. Constitutional Monarchy |
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| a democratic government but a monarch still has ceremonial duties |
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| government controlled by one person called a dictator |
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| power is shared by all people |
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| demonstration of love and devotion to one’s country |
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| 16. Political Socialization |
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| learning how to behave politically |
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| law signed by Pres. Bush on Oct. 26, 2001 that allowed law enforcement and intelligence agencies more access to information to track down terrorists |
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| people that teach values and behaviors of a group |
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