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Quiz 1: Understanding American Politics
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Question 61
Essay
What are some sources of conflict in American politics? Why do the authors argue that conflict is an inevitable part of American politics? Do you agree with their argument?
Question 62
Essay
What is a public good and what are some examples? What are the two primary reasons that the free market cannot provide a public good? Do you believe the government is an effective provider of public goods?
Question 63
Multiple Choice
A conservative is likely to favor:
Question 64
Essay
What is the difference between democracy, liberty, and equality? How do each of them help to restrain conflict in America? Which do you believe to be the most important value in American politics? Why did you choose that one and not the other two?
Question 65
Multiple Choice
A libertarian is likely to favor:
Question 66
Multiple Choice
A cohesive set of ideas and beliefs used for organizing the political world is a(n) :
Question 67
Essay
What has been the recent trend among states with regard to marijuana? How does this demonstrate the textbook's theme that politics is conflictual? How does it relate to the idea that America is a federal system with multiple levels of government?
Question 68
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James Madison wrote, "If men were angels, no government would be necessary. If angels were to govern men, neither external nor internal controls on government would be necessary." Explain what this quote means. Do you believe it to be true? What kind of institutional controls did Madison put into the Constitution as a consequence of his beliefs, and are they effective?
Question 69
Essay
What is the melting pot view on American racial and ethnic differences? How is this different from the multicultural, or "tossed salad," view? Which do you believe to be a more accurate representation of the way America is today? Why?