In the state of Farma, individuals who owned many local or regional lands claimed to be rulers of a particular territory. They paid limited loyalty to the emperor of Farma. This is an example of ________
A. feudalism
B. nationalism
C. anarchy
D. state of nature
E. civil societies
A
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a. The number of interest groups in Washington, D.C., has decreased over the past several decades. b. Elected officials rarely take into account the views of interest groups. c. Economic interests have more lobbyists in Washington, D.C., than do other types of organizations. d. Elected officials seek out the opinions of multiple interest groups when creating policy.
To date, federal courts have held that the Constitution
Measurement error is defined as
A) the error that arises from attempting to measure something as subjective as opinion. B) an unexplained error in the sample used. C) error that results from asking too few people to participate in the poll. D) a mistake in polls' statistical analysis. E) the lack of a random sample.
The terms “state” and “nation” are often used interchangeably; however, they refer to two different concepts. What is the main difference between the two terms?
A. A nation is when a territory is governed by people of one particular group; a state is made up of people that govern and make laws. B. A nation is a group of people that views itself as a political community; a state is an organization with compulsory membership and sovereignty. C. A state views itself as a political community; a nation is an organization with compulsory membership and sovereignty. D. There is no major difference; the terms “state” and “nation” can be used interchangeably without any confusion.