Tea Party members cite a doctrine that allows states to nullify any federal law they think violates the Constitution; this doctrine is called _________..
a. nullification
c. the Tenth Amendment
b. the Preamble of the Constitution
d. the Ten Commandments
Question 2
Why is direct democracy an ideal type of government, but impractical for a large country?
What will be an ideal response?
Question 3
Describe instances when liberty and equality conflict.
What will be an ideal response?
Question 4
Describe three details that make the American population diverse.
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Question 5
Discuss three core values of American political culture and how Americans tend to define each one.
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Question 6
There is an inevitable conflict between majority rule and minority rights. Discuss this statement and give examples of the conflict.
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Question 7
What is a political culture?
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Question 8
What is majority rule?
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Question 9
What is the difference between a republic and a direct democracy?
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Question 10
What is popular sovereignty and which president pressed this concept?
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Question 11
Where are the core values of the United States found?
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Question 12
Moralistic, traditional, and individualistic political subcultures are mainly based on __________ differences.
a. biological
c. ethnic
b. regional
d. religious
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