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A '''civic culture''' is a [[political culture]] characterised by: | A '''civic culture''' is a [[political culture]] characterised by: | ||
*Acceptance of the authority of the state | *Acceptance of the authority of the state | ||
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A civic culture is a political culture characterised by:
- Acceptance of the authority of the state
- A belief in participation in civic duties.
The term was first used in Gabriel Almond and Sidney Verba's book, The Civic Culture.[1]