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Ch 1 American Government UNLV
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| Political Culture | The characteristics and deep seated beliefs of a particular people. |
| Liberty | The principle that indicivuals should be free to act and think as they choose, provided they do not infringe unreasonably on the rights of others |
| Equality | The notion that all individuals are equal in thier moral worth, in their treatment under the law, and in their prolitcal voice. |
| self-government | The principle that the people are the ultimare source and proper beneficiary of governing authority, in proctice, a government based on majority rule. |
| individualism | the idea that people should take the iniitiative, be self-sufficient, and accumulate the material advantages necessary for theiir well being |
| unity | the principle that Americans are one people and form indivisable union. |
| power | the ability of persons or institutions to control policy |
| inalienable (natural) rights | Those rights that persons theoretically possessed in the state of nature, prior to the formation of governments. These rights, including those of life, liberty, and property, are considered inherent and as such, are inalienable. |
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St Joseph's Catholic School |
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