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	Popular Participation: Introduction to Exercise 3 - Political socialization


		This exercise defines political socialization and discusses the following agents and factors of socialization: Primary agents, such as family, school and peers Secondary agents, such as the media Social factors, such as level of education, occupation, income, race, and religion


		agents of political socialization conservative liberal political socialization	primary agents of political socialization secondary agents of political socialization social factors
		Click on a term for the definition and Spanish translation.


		Read each passage and answer the questions that follow by clicking on the correct choice. If you choose the wrong answer, try again. The Answer box at the bottom of the choices will tell you if your answer is correct.

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