Who argued that the concept of "civic republicanism" coexisted with classical liberalism during the time of the Revolution?
A) Alexis de Tocqueville D) Samuel Huntington
B) John Locke E) Gordon Wood
C) James Madison
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The sum total of human rights declarations and treaties within the United Nations context is known as the ____________________________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
In the US, universal suffrage for all citizens has
a) always been part of our election process b) never been that important c) developed over time d) changed so that today most citizens can vote e) both c and d
Although terrorism is an unconventional political action, it is generally not counted as unconventional political participation because
A) terrorists do not seek to influence government but to destroy it. B) the acceptability of terrorism varies from culture to culture. C) terrorism uses fear, not persuasion, as its primary tactic. D) terrorist acts generally concern international politics, not domestic disputes. E) terrorism does not use the established institutions of representative government.
An interest group with a strong following in only one region of the country would have the best chance to achieve its goals under which type of system?
A. Democratic B. Republican C. Federal D. Unitary E. Provincial