Question 1

Which regime is most likely the result of a military coup in which a charismatic leader claimed power?

Accepted Answer

A) one-party regime 
B) modernizing authoritarian regime 
C) neopatrimonial regime 
D) personalist regime 
A) one-party regime 
B) modernizing authoritarian regime 
C) neopatrimonial regime 
D) personalist regime D

Question 2

______ is the idea that society should not have multiple organizations competing against one another, but rather one organization that controls everything.

Accepted Answer

corporatism

Question 3

What is a fascist regime? The textbook argues that, nowadays, fascism is "delegitimized." Why is this the case?

Accepted Answer

The answer should explain the main characteristics of fascism, with particular focus on corporatism.Students should demonstrate that they understand that the Nazi regime introduced elements of racism that ended up delegitimizing the entire regime type.

Question 4

Karl Marx believed that his communist revolution would occur in which type of country?

Accepted Answer

A) A wealthy country 
B) A poor country 
C) A country without class stratification 
D) A country that relies foreign investment 
A) A wealthy country 
B) A poor country 
C) A country without class stratification 
D) A country that relies foreign investment

Question 5

Provide any two definitions of democracy.

Accepted Answer

Any definition of de

Question 6

Most Islamists believe

Accepted Answer

A) in following the legal and moral decisions of the traditional clergy 
B) in popular sovereignty 
C) that violent revolution is necessary 
D) that Islamic law should govern Muslim communities 
A) in following the legal and moral decisions of the traditional clergy 
B) in popular sovereignty 
C) that violent revolution is necessary 
D) that Islamic law should govern Muslim communities

Question 7

What types of rights do modern states, in theory, grant to their citizens? Explain in detail each one of these rights.

Accepted Answer

The answer should di

Question 8

Which of the following regimes allow some freedoms of expression and association but limit them.

Accepted Answer

A) liberal democracy 
B) fascism 
C) electoral authoritarianism 
D) modernizing authoritarianism 
A) liberal democracy 
B) fascism 
C) electoral authoritarianism 
D) modernizing authoritarianism

Question 9

Social democracy

Accepted Answer

A) is entirely different and incompatible with liberal democracy 
B) is illiberal and anti-democratic by definition 
C) is an important variant of communist regimes 
D) is an important variant of liberal democracy 
A) is entirely different and incompatible with liberal democracy 
B) is illiberal and anti-democratic by definition 
C) is an important variant of communist regimes 
D) is an important variant of liberal democracy

Question 10

This type of regime is characterized by the presence of elections but also the systematic violation of the fairness of elections.

Accepted Answer

A) modernizing authoritarian 
B) electoral authoritarian 
C) neopatrimonial 
D) personalist 
A) modernizing authoritarian 
B) electoral authoritarian 
C) neopatrimonial 
D) personalist

Question 11

Ujamaa was a form of African socialism put in place in

Accepted Answer

A) South Africa 
B) Egypt 
C) Tanzania 
D) Nigeria 
A) South Africa 
B) Egypt 
C) Tanzania 
D) Nigeria

Question 12

On which of the following concepts will fascism and communism most likely agree?

Accepted Answer

A) Materialism is the prime mover of history and politics. 
B) The ruling class oppresses other classes. 
C) Rationality should be rejected. 
D) The state directs all important aspects of life. 
A) Materialism is the prime mover of history and politics. 
B) The ruling class oppresses other classes. 
C) Rationality should be rejected. 
D) The state directs all important aspects of life.

Question 13

Which of the following was an important element used to justify the modernizing authoritarian state in Brazil?

Accepted Answer

A) anticommunism 
B) economic collapse 
C) anti-Americanism 
D) democratic legitimacy 
A) anticommunism 
B) economic collapse 
C) anti-Americanism 
D) democratic legitimacy

Question 14

Political rights guarantee

Accepted Answer

A) political culture 
B) political economy 
C) political participation 
D) political incentive 
A) political culture 
B) political economy 
C) political participation 
D) political incentive

Question 15

Can a regime be both authoritarian and democratic? If so, how could this be true? If not, why not?

Accepted Answer

Students should disc

Question 16

According to communists

Accepted Answer

A) Liberal democracy serves capitalism and the bourgeoisie, not workers. 
B) Liberal democracy serves capitalism, the bourgeoisie, and workers. 
C) Liberal democracy serves the bourgeoisie and workers, not capitalism. 
D) Liberal democracy serves capitalism and workers, not the bourgeoisie. 
A) Liberal democracy serves capitalism and the bourgeoisie, not workers. 
B) Liberal democracy serves capitalism, the bourgeoisie, and workers. 
C) Liberal democracy serves the bourgeoisie and workers, not capitalism. 
D) Liberal democracy serves capitalism and workers, not the bourgeoisie.

Question 17

Liberal democracy includes political competition, alternative sources of information, and free and fair elections.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The fair treatment of citizens is part of their ______ rights.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The fair treatment of citizens is part...

Question 19

According to the textbook, "subjects"

Accepted Answer

A) determine their relationship with the state 
B) have no say in their relationship with the state 
C) enjoy a number of social, political, and civil rights 
D) are members of a political community or a state with certain rights and duties 
A) determine their relationship with the state 
B) have no say in their relationship with the state 
C) enjoy a number of social, political, and civil rights 
D) are members of a political community or a state with certain rights and duties

Question 20

The description given to parties or political movements that espouse a virulent nationalism, often defined on a cultural or religious basis and opposed to immigrants as threats to national identity, is known as

Accepted Answer

A) protectionist 
B) conservative 
C) neofascist 
D) statist 
A) protectionist 
B) conservative 
C) neofascist 
D) statist

Which regime is most likely the result of a military coup in which a charismatic leader claimed power?

______ is the idea that society should not have multiple organizations competing against one another, but rather one organization that controls everything.

What is a fascist regime? The textbook argues that, nowadays, fascism is "delegitimized." Why is this the case?

Karl Marx believed that his communist revolution would occur in which type of country?

Provide any two definitions of democracy.

Most Islamists believe

What types of rights do modern states, in theory, grant to their citizens? Explain in detail each one of these rights.

Which of the following regimes allow some freedoms of expression and association but limit them.

Social democracy

This type of regime is characterized by the presence of elections but also the systematic violation of the fairness of elections.

Ujamaa was a form of African socialism put in place in

On which of the following concepts will fascism and communism most likely agree?

Which of the following was an important element used to justify the modernizing authoritarian state in Brazil?

Political rights guarantee

Can a regime be both authoritarian and democratic? If so, how could this be true? If not, why not?

According to communists

Liberal democracy includes political competition, alternative sources of information, and free and fair elections.

The fair treatment of citizens is part of their ______ rights.

According to the textbook, "subjects"

The description given to parties or political movements that espouse a virulent nationalism, often defined on a cultural or religious basis and opposed to immigrants as threats to national identity, is known as

Introduction

The Modern State

States and Identity

Governing Institutions in Democracies

Institutions of Participation and Representation in Democracies

Contentious Politics: Social Movements, Political Violence, and Revolution

Authoritarian Institutions

Regime Change

Political Economy of Wealth

Political Economy of Development

Public Policies When Markets Fail: Welfare, Health, and the Environment

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Exam 3: States, Citizens, and Regimes

Which regime is most likely the result of a military coup in which a charismatic leader claimed power?

______ is the idea that society should not have multiple organizations competing against one another, but rather one organization that controls everything.

What is a fascist regime? The textbook argues that, nowadays, fascism is "delegitimized." Why is this the case?

Karl Marx believed that his communist revolution would occur in which type of country?

Provide any two definitions of democracy.

Most Islamists believe

What types of rights do modern states, in theory, grant to their citizens? Explain in detail each one of these rights.

Which of the following regimes allow some freedoms of expression and association but limit them.

Social democracy

This type of regime is characterized by the presence of elections but also the systematic violation of the fairness of elections.

Ujamaa was a form of African socialism put in place in

On which of the following concepts will fascism and communism most likely agree?

Which of the following was an important element used to justify the modernizing authoritarian state in Brazil?

Political rights guarantee

Can a regime be both authoritarian and democratic? If so, how could this be true? If not, why not?

According to communists

Liberal democracy includes political competition, alternative sources of information, and free and fair elections.

The fair treatment of citizens is part of their ______ rights.

According to the textbook, "subjects"

The description given to parties or political movements that espouse a virulent nationalism, often defined on a cultural or religious basis and opposed to immigrants as threats to national identity, is known as

Introduction

The Modern State

States and Identity

Governing Institutions in Democracies

Institutions of Participation and Representation in Democracies

Contentious Politics: Social Movements, Political Violence, and Revolution

Authoritarian Institutions

Regime Change

Political Economy of Wealth

Political Economy of Development

Public Policies When Markets Fail: Welfare, Health, and the Environment

Filters