How are the pluralist and elite theories of politics alike?
a. Both reject the notion that government is directed by public interest.
b. Both include the voices of a large number of people.
c. They are synonymous with deliberative democracy.
d. They are widely accepted by modern scholars as a complete view of politics.
e. Both acknowledge the importance of each citizen in the democratic process.
Question 2
The Second Civil Rights Act mandated that
A) everyone is entitled to full and equal enjoyment of public accommodations.
B) freed slaves were entitled to equal work for equal pay.
C) it was a federal crime for anyone to use law or custom to deprive an individual of his or her rights.
D) the separate-but-equal doctrine was the law of the land.
E) former slaves could participate fully in the political system.
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