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jc611

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In its most narrow sense, government refers to
 
  a. a set of rules that determine the way decisions are made.
  b. a political system's chief executive and cabinet officials, particularly in parliamentary systems.
  c. a large collective of people who are connected in some meaningful way.
  d. a group of people that shares a particular form of identity that unites and binds them together.
  e. the instruments of state sovereignty.

Question 2

The ruling institutions of a given state and the people who occupy positions of power in that state are known as the
 
  a. regime.
  b. political party.
  c. government.
  d. political society.
  e. electorate.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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