This ideology advocates for a limited government and for greater individual liberties at the political, social, and economic levels of society. This movement also inspired both the American and French Revolutions
a. Traditional conservatism
b. Classical liberalism
c. Modern liberalism
d. Marxism
e. Feminism
b
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"What" question again and again to try to design a second study. His first study was considered a(n) __________ study. A) explanatory B) exploratory C) qualitative D) scholarly
What best explains the demise of party machines?
a. congressional reforms that prevented private party meetings in "smoke-filled rooms" b. Keynesian economic reforms that increased individual wealth c. judicial reforms that ended the "pay to play" system of assigning public defenders d. progressive reforms that instituted a merit-based hiring system
What was the purpose of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade?
a. to govern international trade through a series of strict rules and regulations b. to limit world trade by encouraging members to increase tariffs c. to eliminate private ownership of the means of production d. to promote free trade by encouraging lower tariffs for member states
Earmarking is the practice of:
A. highlighting the sections of the constitution that are used most frequently. B. restricting the expenditure of revenues from a particular revenue source to a specific program. C. making certain parts of the state constitution especially difficult to amend. D. targeting specific sections of the state constitution for particular attention during a constitutional convention.