Political culture
A. involves the interaction of political institutions and patterns of behavior
B. sets of political objects or concepts that are theoretically related to each other in an analytic way
C. the patterns of interactions between and among individuals and groups in a society
D. involves the cognitions, feelings, and evaluations of the citizens of a nation
D
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Despite the importance of the First Amendment, the Supreme Court did not begin to give major attention to these rights until after
a. the Civil War. b. World War I. c. the Great Depression. d. World War II.
The nation is a psychological, rather than an institutional, concept and can be based on
a. religion. b. culture. c. language. d. history. e. All of the above are true.
Groupthink is another important way to understand foreign policy decisions and it occurs when
a. members of a group interact with members of another group. b. a group quickly makes a decision without including views of others. c. a group reaches a decision through a thorough cost and benefit analysis of an issue. d. members of a group reach consensus only after reviewing all options.
Why are smaller parties overrepresented in the allocation of cabinet portfolios in coalition governments?
A. Smaller parties are able to cobble together greater public support for their platform. B. Smaller parties may receive more portfolios, but they are less powerful. C. Larger parties want to encourage smaller parties from remaining in the coalition. D. Both A and B E. Both B and C