3 Written Questions

1. the ability to understand and take part in politics
2. a coherent way of thinking about how politics and government ought to be carried out
3. a belief that you are a member of an economic group whose interests are opposed to people in other such groups

3 Multiple Choice Questions

1. the willingness of the state to respond to the citizenry
   1. Internal Efficacy
   2. External Efficacy
   3. Political Efficacy
   4. Progressive
2. a belief that you can take part in politics (internal efficacy) or that the government will respond to the citizenry (external efficacy)
   1. Internal Efficacy
   2. External Efficacy
   3. Political Culture
   4. Political Efficacy
3. a belief that personal freedom and solving social problems are more important than religion
   1. Orthodox
   2. Civic Duty
   3. Civic Competence
   4. Progressive

3 True/False Questions

1. Civic Competence → a belief that one can affect government policies

   True        False

2. Orthodox → a belief that morality and religion ought to be of decisive importance

   True        False

3. Civic Duty → a belief that morality and religion ought to be of decisive importance

   True        False