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Revel for The Struggle for Democracy, 2016 Presidential Election Edition 12th Edition Test Bank

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1Democracy and AmericanPoliticsMultiple-Choice Questions1. Who wrote the classic textPolitics?a. Plato–Consider This: Plato’s classic work isRepublic.b. Marxc. Aristotled. LockeAnswer:cTest Bank Item Title:TB_Q1.1.1Topic:What is Democracy?Learning Objective:LO 1.1: Explain democracy as the standard by which American governmentand politics can be evaluated.Page Reference:4Skill Level:Remember the FactsDifficulty:Easy2. Inherent in the idea of self-rule is the idea that government should serve __________.a. the rich–Consider This: While the rich often receive greater representation, self-rule does notonly allow for a single group’s representation.b. all citizensc. the well-educatedd. the most needyAnswer:bTest Bank Item Title:TB_Q1.1.2Topic:What is Democracy?Learning Objective:LO 1.1: Explain democracy as the standard by which American governmentand politics can be evaluated.

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