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What does the term social capital mean?
 
  a. the amount of money that a society is willing to spend on leisure pursuits
  b. the tools and training that enhance society's productivity
  c. the amount of leeway that individuals are willing to give each other in society
  d. the features of an organization that facilitate cooperation for the mutual benefit of society

Question 2

Putnam conducted his own study of governments in various regions of Italy. He found that their levels of effectiveness varied dramatically. Which of the following was not a sign of a more effective government?
 
  a. voter turnout
  b. newspaper readership
  c. totalitarian leadership
  d. the presence of football clubs



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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