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PLS 200 Clicker questions and answers 100% correct Political science is about researchers giving their opinions about politics - correct answer False Power is the ability of one person to cause another to do what the first wishes, by whatever means - correct answer True Coercion alone...

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PLS 200 Clicker questions and answers
100% correct
Political science is about researchers giving their opinions about politics -
correct answer ✔False


Power is the ability of one person to cause another to do what the first wishes,
by whatever means - correct answer ✔True


Coercion alone does not explain bases of power - correct answer ✔true


We should not underestimate the importance of habit in maintaining the
governments in power - correct answer ✔true


Positive theories express what ought to be, while normative theories express
what is - correct answer ✔false


Ideologies help individuals make sense of politics and gather allies for public
argument. - correct answer ✔true


in classic liberalism, power is a bad thing, and so we should limit it as much as
possible. - correct answer ✔true


American liberalism has traditionally placed more emphasis on government
regulation of people's social behaviors than American conservatism. - correct
answer ✔false


American conservatism is an offshoot of classic conservatism. - correct
answer ✔false

,Most American identify themselves as moderate or conservative. - correct
answer ✔true


Americans are now less likely to have purely conservative or purely liberal
political values than in the past - correct answer ✔false


Classic conservatism emphasizes the importance of hierarchy and
acceptance of class and other forms of domination. - correct answer ✔true


Socialism offers a more rigid interpretation of Marxist thought than
Communism - correct answer ✔false


The treaty of Westphalia set a precedent for noninterference in other states
affairs - correct answer ✔true


The process of state formation following the treaty of Westphalia was short
and abrupt - correct answer ✔false


A nation is a political entity whose government has ultimate authority - correct
answer ✔false


The passionate identification with a nation is called nationalism - correct
answer ✔true


A public good is something that benefits all member of the community, except
those who did not contribute to it - correct answer ✔false

, According to the Montevideo convention, one condition for statehood is that
other state recognize you as a state - correct answer ✔false


Meeting the four criteria of statehood defined by the Montevideo convention
does not guarantee statehood - correct answer ✔true


Declaring independence- if supported by a majority of individuals within a
territory- ensures that an aspiring state will be recognized by the international
community - correct answer ✔false


Somaliland receives more direct bilateral foreign aid that Somalia does -
correct answer ✔false


One reason Somaliland is not recognized as a state is because the
international community fears that other breakaway regions will seek
independence and conflict will erupt - correct answer ✔true


One of the policy domains in which governments vary is education - correct
answer ✔true


The United States spends far less on space programs than China - correct
answer ✔false


Government spending in most places has increased over time, except in
industrialized countries - correct answer ✔false


Government spending in the UK skyrocketed at the time of WWI and WWII -
correct answer ✔true

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