Aristotle, Thomas Jefferson, and John Locke all agreed that
A. complacent citizens were a sign of a healthy government.
B. women were equal to men.
C. the people should be excluded from politics as completely as possible.
D. the citizenry must remain politically active.
E. a government, once established, could not be overturned.
Answer: D
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The federal government sued the New York Times to prevent it from publishing
A. accounts of Japanese Americans detained in U.S. concentration camps during World War II. B. the Pentagon Papers. C. secret grand jury findings on the Watergate scandal. D. reports of Reagan's arms-for-hostages dealings. E. videotapes of G. Gordon Liddy orchestrating a break-in.
In a prospective voting model, voters are interested in what government will do __________
a. on social issues b. about education c. at the state level d. in the future
Which well-known classic presents several extreme examples of self-policing?
A. The Iliad B. Nineteen Eighty-Four C. The Social Contract D. Animal Farm
Lobbying is
A) the process by which a person acquires a set of political attitudes and forms opinions about social issues. B) communication with legislators or other government officials to try to influence their decisions. C) a group who seeks to influence government by electing candidates to public office. D) an attempt to influence the government solely through the courts. E) an attempt to influence only state and city governments.