Classical _____________ hold that individuals must often be protected against their own vices, and defends the embodiment of traditional morality in the law
a. conservatism
b. liberalism
c. libertarianism
d. none of the above
A
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Under the _________ view, a legislator should act according to her or his conscience and perception of national needs.
A. trustee B. instructed-delegate C. opinion leader D. whip
The text argues that if the Founders had made the American government similar to England's, we would have seen which of the following outcomes?
A. Slower adoption of majoritarian politics B. Similar foreign policy C. Lower taxes D. Faster and more frequent discovery of scandals such as Watergate E. More decentralization of executive authority
________ refers to whether the job of a state legislator is interesting and involved enough that members of the legislature treat it as a full-time occupation
A. Malapportionment B. Gatekeeping C. Legislative professionalism D. Legal positivism E. Gerrymandering
Frankel is hopeful regarding the effects of globalization on income distribution and the environment because __________
a. the positive effects of globalization on both areas are mutually reinforcing b. empirical evidence shows a negative correlation between globalization and both pollution and income inequality c. misplaced concerns about globalization have made governments more aware of environmental and economic problems d. empirical evidence supports an improvement in both areas after initial harm