The history of democratic government is virtually synonymous with the history of
A. economic recessions.
B. the separation of powers.
C. political parties.
D. high voter turnout.
E. protest movements.
Answer: C
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a. local elected officials. b. well-financed groups seeking to further their own interests. c. elected officials seeking to further their own agendas. d. grassroots public interest groups.
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A. The media B. Elements of power C. Education D. Public discourse E. Government institutions