Many state officials in semi-democratic nations are recruited
on the basis of ________________ rather than merit.
a. partisan, or political party, affiliation
b. religious affiliation
c. personal connections
d. loyalty to local warlords and religious groups
Question 2
High percentages of people living in semi-democratic nations
are more likely to identify with ________________, as opposed to identifying with their nation.
a. political parties
b. their economic class
c. extremist organizations
d. ethnic or religious groups
Table 6.1 illustrates the main regime types and their differences. It breaks the regimes into four
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