Which of the following is true of the relationship between democracy and gender equality?

A. Gender equality seldom impacts whether citizens tend to support democracy or not.
B. Democracy asserts that everyone should have equal rights and be held equal before
the law.
C. No empirical evidence exists for the claim that democracy is associated with greater
levels of gender equality.
D. Democratic ideals and democratic performance are exclusive features of the
Western countries of the world.
E. Socioeconomic change and democracy are two mutually-exclusive factors affecting
gender issues.


B

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Which ideology places the greatest emphasis on economic freedom?

A. liberalism B. populism C. socialism D. libertarianism E. conservatism

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How do we know that the opinions of people who call in to radio talk shows are not typical of most Americans?

a. As a sample, they are unrepresentative of the whole population. b. As a sample, they are perfectly random. c. As a sample, they lack intensity. d. As a sample, their opinions are ill formed.

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The British judiciary is generally less influential than the U.S. judiciary due to a. being less competent jurists

b. a societal emphasis on compromise, resulting in a less litigious society. c. undue influence from strong prime ministers. d. the fact that they only meet three months out of the year. e. a lack of power of judicial review.

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