Which factor contributed to the greater popularity of the Roman model of democracy compared to the Greek model during the Enlightenment period?

a. The size of European states
b. The support of the pope for the Roman system
c. The widespread use of Latin in academic circles
d. The need of Enlightenment philosophers to use uncontroversial historical examples


Correct Answer: a

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An organization of individuals who band together to influence legislation that deals with their particular areas are known as ________________.

a. Political Action Committees b. Interest Groups c. Labor Unions d. Citizen Action Groups e. Influence Groups

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Which of the following is an alternative method of judicial selection compared to what Texas uses today?

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