The Relationship between Cultural Values and Political Ideology, and the Role of Political Knowledge

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Feeling helpless in the moribund economy. The government has four political ideological groups. Political ideology is the fundamental belief of the group on power, political value and the role of the government. This belief comes from education, economics, society, and experience. For the purposes of this article, conservatives, liberalists, and radical ideologies will be discussed while considering their views on welfare, poverty, and the poor. Political ideology Popple & Leighninger (1999) says, "What do you think?

Political ideology is a series of values ​​and beliefs about the purpose and scope of the government. The central political ideology such as conservatism, liberalism, socialism and others forms the position of the individual in the government's role in economic and social issues. In addition, political ideology acts as "social cement", linking beliefs and values ​​with individuals who are similar in government role in society. From the beginning of our country, the political regime of the United States was influenced by the political ideology that was prevalent in a particular era. When economic, social or political turmoil occurred, a new political ideology emerged to cope with the confusion. As the capitalization and modernization of the United States progresses, the core political ideology has changed. For example, classical liberalism is divided into two ideologies: modern liberalism and modern conservatism.