Socialist Parties in Europe
a. are generally growing in strength.
b. are becoming increasingly ideological.
c. are increasingly centrist.
d. have generally lost ground in recent decades.
Answer: d
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A political philosophy that tends to support traditional values and advocates change only in moderation is referred to as
a. conservatism. b. radicalism. c. classical liberalism. d. modern liberalism. e. feminism.
In which of the following ways do most state constitutions differ from the U.S. Constitution?
a) The U.S. Constitution creates a separation of powers system with checks and balances, while most state constitutions do not. b) The U.S. Constitution gives the national executive (the president) less authority than state constitutions grant to the state executive (the governor). c) The U.S. Constitution creates a bicameral legislature, while most state constitutions establish unicameral legislatures. d) The U.S. Constitution provides for a nationwide system of direct democracy while no state constitution allows direct democracy. e) Most state constitutions have more amendments than the U.S. Constitution.
A person with a state primacy perspective could analyze the creation of Nunavut in all the following ways except
a. negatively because in granting Inuit autonomy it undermines the state of Canada. b. positively because it strengthens Canada as a multiethnic state. c. negatively since it undermines Canada's role as a supporter of a stronger United Nations. d. positively since it respected human rights by responding to Inuit demands. e. either positively or negatively depending on her or his interpretation of the perspective.
Who is at the center of all theories of elitism?
a. big business b. Congress c. ordinary citizens d. political parties