In a traditional rural society, community members display virtually no awareness of central government institutions, hold no expectations of political output from national leaders, and perform no active political roles. According to Gabriel Almond and Sidney Verba's typology of political culture, which type of political culture is exemplified by this society?
- Parochial political cultureCevap
- BSubject political culture
- CParticipant political culture
- DFragmented political culture
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Parochial political culture accurately describes a society where citizens have little to no awareness of central political structures and express no expectations of participating in political decision-making.
Parochial political culture, as defined by Gabriel Almond and Sidney Verba in 'The Civic Culture', occurs in societies (often traditional or rural) where individuals feel distant from the central political system, have minimal awareness of national political institutions, and display no inclination toward active political participation.
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Almond and Verba's Typology of Political Culture