Someone who has a strong sense of political efficacy feels that a. participation in politics is useless. The two-party system in the United States is supported, in part, by a. political socialization. The primary criterion by which a story's newsworthiness is determined is its a. educational value. Candidates who win the nomination do it mainly on their own and owe little or nothing to the national party organization. Candidates can usually win even if they are not favored by most party identifiers.
Candidates follow a party-centered campaign strategy.
Most parents are actively committed to raising responsible citizens. Children tend to think that politics is interesting. Early learning tends to structure later learning. Voting rights in the United States were initially restricted to a. white, male, adult property holders. Successful candidates for party nominations for the presidency owe their nominations primarily to a. the backing of the national party organization.