The concept of “political time” in the context of presidential politics refers to
a. whether the country is ready for revolutionary change or prefers incremental reform.
b. how long the president has before his approval ratings start to fall.
c. whether the president has been elected for the first time, or is serving their second term.
d. the decade in which the president took office.
a. whether the country is ready for revolutionary change or prefers incremental reform.
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a. the second will also change, but the third will not change until the second is treated. b. both the second and third behaviors will change simultaneously. c. the second and third behaviors will not be influenced. d. the behaviors will meet the requirements of the design.
In which of the following country types is the practice of petitioning most common?
a. Liberal democracies b. Communist/Post-Communist c. NICs d. LDCs
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Which of the following statements about Japanese youth is CORRECT?
a. Although traditionally there has been a low turnout for young Japanese voters, this pattern has begun to shift over the last decade. b. The turnout rate for younger Japanese voters has been substantially and consistently lower than older voters. c. Polls indicate that Japanese youth are at least as interested in politics as are youth in other industrialized countries. d. Polls indicate that Japanese youth are about as dissatisfied about the current state of affairs in their country as are youth in other industrialized countries. e. Polls suggest that Japanese youth are more pessimistic, rather than apathetic, about politics in Japan.