The main question for those who called for political change in America’s early history was ______.
a. how do we change?
b. what impact will change have?
c. what kind of change?
d. who will oversee the change?
c. what kind of change?
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Describe the six stages of the policy process. In your opinion, which stage is most crucial to successful public policies? Justify your answer.
What will be an ideal response?
According to the rational actor theory,
A. a rational actor would likely decide not to vote in a presidential race. B. calculating the benefits of political participation is important, but calculating the costs is not. C. calculating the costs of political participation is important, but calculating the benefits is not. D. a rational actor will not engage in any type of political participation. E. a rational actor will do everything possible to counteract free riders.
Which statement is NOT true?
a. The Mexican presidency has become weaker after the development of genuine party competition. b. The power of the Mexican presidency has remained essentially unchanged after the development of genuine party competition. c. The Mexican presidency has become stronger after the development of genuine party competition. d. The Mexican presidency has always been a weak institution.
A basic assumption of early artisans, which was essential for the application of their skills in a reliable manner, was
A) rationalism. B) philosophical mysticism. C) intuition. D) the orderliness belief.