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Unit 4 – American Political Ideologies and Beliefs
Topic 4.2
How has political socialization through education changed from post-World War II until now?
It evolved from basic civic education to include a broader understanding of global affairs and critical thinking about public policy issues.
It stayed constant with an emphasis on basic civic duties throughout different eras.
There is no evidence on how educational influence on political socialization has changed over time.
Education ceased being a tool for political socialization after World War II.
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