Exam 2: Majoritarian or Pluralist Democracy
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Suppose a majority of Congress passes a law to permit organized prayer in public schools and the Supreme Court declares that the Constitution forbids this rule; this would be an example of
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According to the text,in the past few years,there has been ________ in the number of democracies around the world.
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The text suggests that there are _________ forces that may be pushing authoritarian governments toward democratization.
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Identify and discuss some of the problems with participatory democracy,and ways to respond to those problems.
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The idea that all adults within the boundaries of a political community should be allowed to vote is known as
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In August of 2010,a federal judge overturned a decision by the voters of California that had banned gay marriage.This judicial decision is an example of
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Compared with majoritarian thought,the pluralist model of democracy shifts the focus of democratic decision making from __________ to _________.
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What rules govern the use of referenda at the federal level?
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Discuss the relative strengths and weaknesses of the majoritarian and pluralist models of democracy.
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Which of the following is not a question asked by procedural democratic theory?
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An organized group that seeks to influence government policy is called a(n)
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A citizen's group gathers enough signatures on a petition to force a popular vote on a statewide lottery proposal.This proposal would represent a(n)
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The idea that the most important government decisions are made by an identifiable and stable minority that shares certain characteristics -- particularly wealth and business connections -- is called
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In 2005,voters in Texas voted by over a 60% margin to ban gay marriage. Arguing that gay marriage should be allowed in Texas anyway implies a reliance on the _____________ view of democracy.
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Whether a political system is "democratic" is chiefly defined by
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Suppose that top government jobs for both political parties are filled only from an inner circle of top corporate leaders.This would be evidence for
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