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Unit 4 – American Political Ideologies and Beliefs
Topic 4.3
What are generational effects and how do they influence a person's political ideology?
Generational effects refer to the impact of historical events, social and cultural influences, and family/peer influence on an individual's political views.
Generational effects refer to how retirement affects a person's political perspectives.
Generational effects refer to the impact of age on an individual's political beliefs.
Generational effects refer to the changes in an individual's political views as they move through different stages of life.
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