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According to the author, ________.
 
  a. the citizens are the main players in the political game
  b. the competition in the political game includes citizens
  c. politics today is a spectator sport
  d. the Congress is not a player, but also an arena in the political game
  e. state and city governments are not important in national politics

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Which of the following is true of American politics?
 
  a. It does not include questions of life and death.
  b. It is a game in which the participants always agree on the goals.
  c. State and city governments do not play a role in national politics.
  d. People have no influence over the players.
  e. It is complex, ever changing, and never ending.
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