What are the hallmarks of a patriarchal political culture, a subservient political culture, and a culture of participation?

1.patriarchal type – it is characterized by: low competence in political problems, lack of citizens’ interest in political life, orientation towards local values ​​- community, clan, tribe, etc. The concept of the political system of society and the ways of its functioning is completely absent. Community members are guided by leaders, shamans and other significant, in their opinion, personalities;
2. subservient type – oriented towards the interests of the state, but personal activity is low. This type assimilates well performing roles and functions, therefore, it is easy to manipulate by various politicians, officials, political adventurers. Individual political activity is rather low, and interest in politics is weak. The concept of a political system is already present, but there is no idea of ​​the possibilities to somehow influence the government;
3. activist type – supposes the active involvement of citizens in the political process, participation in the choice of authorities and the desire to influence the development and adoption of political decisions. Citizens’ interest in politics is quite high, they are well informed about the structure and functions of the political system and strive to realize their political interests with the help of constitutional rights.