The belief, common among the framers of our Constitution, that the wealthy, better educated, more informed, and more interested should have more influence than others in our governmental processes, is known as

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This belief is known as elitism, which posits that a society or system should be led by an elite group with superior characteristics, such as wealth, education, and information, influencing governmental processes more than others.

The Belief, Common Among the Framers of Our Constitution, That