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Who most strongly believes that government should promote equality and provide social services?

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Which of the following statements describes America's growing population since its founding?

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Which kind of government do we have?

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The bourgeoisie of western Europe wanted to

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According to your textbook, why are knowledgeable citizens more engaged in politics?

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Which of the following is not part of the U.S. political culture?

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The term "freedom", as used in the text, is synonymous with

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A system of government that recognizes no formal limits on its power is called

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Laissez-faire capitalism has been limited by

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A direct democracy is a system in which

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Which of the following is the primary responsibility of the federal government?

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The U.S. definition of liberty refers to

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In an indirect democracy, public policies are determined by

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Throughout U.S. history, Americans have

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According to the ancient Greeks, a citizen was

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Realistically, the United States did not become a full practicing democracy until

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Individuals who claim that government should have unlimited political power are

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In democracy, sovereignty is vested in

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A principle that states each citizen has one and only one vote is a principle of

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The belief that citizens can affect government is called political

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Which of the following is an accurate description of American's view of government?

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The United States' core political values are

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Which of the following is not a principle of our democracy?

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The majority of Americans believe that "government is run by a few big interests" and that government officials "don't care what people think." The term used to describe this would be

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The gambling industry in your state wants to change the state constitution to allow gambling. It organizes a campaign through voter signatures and puts its proposal directly on the ballot. This is called a(n)

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Trust in the government in the United States

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Many of the conflicts in American politics today revolve around

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The formal institutions that rule a people are called its

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Promoting equality of outcome among citizens

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Some states allow ballot referenda or popular initiatives, which are forms of

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According to Harold Lasswell, politics is

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Americans

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Americans' trust in the federal government

American Studies Test sobre Chocolate Cake for Dummies, creado por Kristen Kolar Baker el 21/08/2017.

Chocolate Cake for Dummies

Who most strongly believes that government should promote equality and provide social services?

Which of the following statements describes America's growing population since its founding?

Which kind of government do we have?

The bourgeoisie of western Europe wanted to

According to your textbook, why are knowledgeable citizens more engaged in politics?

Which of the following is not part of the U.S. political culture?

The term "freedom", as used in the text, is synonymous with

A system of government that recognizes no formal limits on its power is called

Laissez-faire capitalism has been limited by

A direct democracy is a system in which

Which of the following is the primary responsibility of the federal government?

The U.S. definition of liberty refers to

In an indirect democracy, public policies are determined by

Throughout U.S. history, Americans have

According to the ancient Greeks, a citizen was

Realistically, the United States did not become a full practicing democracy until

Individuals who claim that government should have unlimited political power are

In democracy, sovereignty is vested in

A principle that states each citizen has one and only one vote is a principle of

The belief that citizens can affect government is called political