Question

question 6 (5 points)
the term liberalism when describing traditional american politics refers to
a system based on liberty and limited government
a system based on indoctrination
a system based on socialism
a system based on nationalism
question 7 (5 points)
traditional political socialization was relatively successful in fostering respect for
republicans
government institutions
libertarians
the working class
question 8 (5 points)
from which agent of political socialization would one most likely introduced to formal civic education?

Explanation:

• Question 6: In traditional American politics, liberalism emphasizes liberty and often calls for limited - government intervention in some aspects of economic and social life. It is not based on indoctrination, socialism, or nationalism.
• Question 7: Traditional political socialization aims to instill respect for the existing government institutions among citizens. It is not specifically about fostering respect for a particular political party like Republicans, a political ideology like libertarians, or a social class like the working - class in this context.
• Question 8: Schools are the main agents of political socialization for formal civic education. Family, peers, etc. also play roles in political socialization, but schools are where formal civic education is most likely to be introduced.

Answer:

Question 6: a system based on liberty and limited government
Question 7: government institutions
Question 8: School (not shown in options but the most likely agent for formal civic education; if we assume the closest option among the ones given, it's not clear as the options seem incomplete)