and Answers All Correct
According to Tocqueville, America's inheritance laws have _____effect on the
development of its political system - Answer-the effect of since Americans generally
become rich by their own hard work( not by inheritance) there is a condition of social
equality which leads to a condition of political equality
Presidents competitors for control of foreign policy ( 7) - Answer-The public, special
interest groups, congress, the military, military-industrial complex, defense/security
contractors, state department ( intelligence community, defense department, national
security adviser, "think tanks" ,
necessary and proper clause is important to congressional pwer because it give
Congress - Answer-authority to check the president's enumerated powers
enumerated powers - Answer-...
In Fed Paper 10 Madison identified majority factions as the major threat to liberty. His
reccomendation was to combat this threat was - Answer-removing the cause of the
faction
In Fed Paper 10 Madison warns of the danger of the faction. Madison would see ____
as a faction and a threat to liberty - Answer-a private organization of parents trying to
pressure Congress into forbidding a local school from the teaching of evolution
according to Federalist 51 liberty under the Constituion is secured - Answer-through
federalism and mulitple interests of a large republic
according to Federalist 51, how will human nature help ensure one part of the
government does not dominate all others - Answer-people will tend to yield pwer to
each other to ensure the structures outlined in the Constitution will survive
according to Federalist 51, Madison maintained the Constitution's structure controls the
legislative power - Answer-by bicameralism: dividing it into two bodies
Fiorina argues - Answer-Congress is not made up of self-interested indiviuals
Bessette argues - Answer-serious lawmaker have an impact on legislation becaus other
representatives are concerned with their narrow self-interests
, Procedural View of Democracy Emphasizes - Answer-decision-making process
-universal participation, political equality, majority rule, and responsiveness
Procedural View of Democracy Asks - Answer--who should participate in decision
making
-how should each vote count
-how many votes are needed
direct democracy/ partucipatory democracy - Answer-system of government where ranl
and file citizens rule themselves rather than electing representatives to govern on their
behlaf
*Framers of the Constituion were convinced that participatory democracy on teh
national level was undesirable and/pr impracticable--> they created a represntative
democracy
representative democracy - Answer-a system of government where citizens elect public
officals to govern on their behalf
characteristics of democracy under the procedural view - Answer-universal participation,
political equality, majority rule, and responsiveness
universal participation - Answer-everyone in a democratic society should participate in
governmental decision making
political equality - Answer-one vote per person, with all votes counted equally
majority rule - Answer-the decision of a group must relfect the preference of more than
half of those participating ( plurality rule)
responsiveness - Answer-elected representatives should act according to majority
desires
models of democracy - Answer-majoritarian and pluralist
majoritarian model - Answer-government by the majority of the people
-demands citizen knowledge and participation
-conclusive elections
-centralized strucutre of government
-cohesive political parties with well-defined programs
pluralist model - Answer--participation by the people in groups
-does not demand much knoweldge from indiviuals
-limits majoirty action-allows minorites to rule
-requires openess of the system
-results in mulitple centers of power