5 Written Questions

1. A phrase used to describe people, whatever their economic status, who uphold traditional values, especially against the counterculture of the 1960s
2. A survey of public opinion
3. One who is conservative on economic issues, liberal on personal conduct issues
4. Young urban professionals
5. One who is conservative on both economic and personal conduct issues

5 Matching Questions

1. liberal
2. social status
3. random sample
4. political ideology
5. norm

1. a A sample selected in such a way that any member of the population being surveyed has an equal chance of being interviewed
2. b One who favors more government regulation of business and support for social welfare but less regulation of private social conduct
3. c A coherent and consistent set of beliefs about who ought to rule, what principles rulers should obey, and what policies they ought to pursue
4. d A standard of right or proper conduct that helps determine the range of acceptable social behavior and policy options
5. e A measure of one's social standing obtained by combining such factors as education, income, and occupation

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. One who is liberal on economic issues, conservative on personal conduct issues
   1. new class
   2. poll
   3. populist
   4. yuppies
2. Middle-income people who live in cities, skip church, and have mostly liberal political views
   1. populist
   2. new class
   3. yuppies
   4. gender gap
3. The moral teachings of religious institutions on religious, social, and economic issues
   1. libertarian
   2. religious tradition
   3. political elites
   4. conservative
4. Middle-income people who usually live in suburbs, attend church, favor business, and have mostly conservative political views
   1. political elites
   2. new class
   3. political ideology
   4. traditional middle class
5. People who have a disproportionate amount of political power
   1. social status
   2. political elites
   3. political ideology
   4. silent majority

5 True/False Questions

1. sampling error → One who favors more government regulation of business and support for social welfare but less regulation of private social conduct

   True        False

2. conservative → One who favors more limited and local government, less government regulation of markets, and more social conformity to traditional norms and values

   True        False

3. crosscutting cleavages → The difference between the results of two surveys or samples

   True        False

4. party identification → The political party for which one or one's family usually votes

   True        False

5. pure liberal → One who is liberal on both economic and personal conduct issues

   True        False