An example of a hegemon would be Spain in the sixteenth century or the United States in modern times

a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false


True

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If you were the leader of the military faction that wished to maximize its chances of intervening in your county’s politics, would it make a difference whether you were playing the Military Intervention Game shown in Figure 1 or the Military Intervention Game shown in Figure 2?




A. Yes, I would prefer to be playing the game in Figure 1.
B. Yes, I would prefer to be playing the game in Figure 2.
C. No, it wouldn’t make a difference to me which of the two games I was playing.

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When strategists use algorithms, voting patterns, and consumer data to find particular voters likely to vote for a party, the strategists' actions can best be identified as a. polling

b. microtargeting. c. identifying with a party. d. exercising media platforms.

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Short, quotable phrases by politicians that typically lack depth but may sound good on television or radio are called media nuggets

Indicate whether this statement is true or false.

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The Madisonian view of democracy often is referred to as which of the following?

a. elitism b. factionalism c. pluralism d. conditional party government

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