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asmith134

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Why is evaluation of politics in different political systems complex?
 
  A. It is difficult for political scientists to predict, making evaluation more difficult.
  B. The lack of data availability makes theory-building too difficult.
  C. People value different things and put different emphases on what they value.
  D. The diffusion of ideas across systems increases the number of variables in statistical models

Question 2

The illustration of regime change in Russia reveals that
 
  A. neither the analysis of structures, nor that of functions, is complete without the other.
  B. there are inadequacies in the structural-functional approach.
  C. regime change is difficult without economic development.
  D. Western influence can lead to democracy.



flexer1n1

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Answer to Question 1

C.

Answer to Question 2

A.



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