PLS 200 exam 1 Question and answers verified to pass
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PLS 200 exam 1 Question and answers verified to pass
idealism - correct answer a way of looking at the world where the focus is on what we would like to do or what we would like the world to be
realism - correct answer a way of looking at the world where the focus is on what we are able t...
PLS 200 exam 1 Question and answers
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idealism - correct answer ✔a way of looking at the world where the focus is
on what we would like to do or what we would like the world to be
realism - correct answer ✔a way of looking at the world where the focus is
on what we are able to do or what is possible for the world to be
politics - correct answer ✔individual or combined actions of individuals,
governments, and/or groups aimed at getting what they want accomplished;
when those actions have public consequences
utopia - correct answer ✔an ideal world
political science - correct answer ✔field of study characterized by a search
for critical understanding of the good political life, significant empirical
understanding, and wise political and policy judgements
political theory - correct answer ✔a body of work aimed at developing
knowledge about politics and political systems
political ideology - correct answer ✔where you take an ideal and turn it into a
bunch of cheesy slogans for action in pursuit of the utopia that supposedly
results from the ideal
communism - correct answer ✔a political ideology that advocates, via
revolution, a classless, socialist society in which justice and fairness for the
whole prevail over the interests of individuals
, authority - correct answer ✔where knowledge, natural ability, or experience
makes it rational for people to choose to place themselves in a subordinate
position to another individual group
anarchists - correct answer ✔radical ideologues who long for a lack of
authority or hierarchy because they believe that human beings are capable of
peacefully intermingling and ordering society without broad, formalized
governmental structures
group identity - correct answer ✔the degree to which members identify with a
group, and conversely, identify who is not part of that group, a process that
affects the group's strength, cohesiveness, and survival
the other - correct answer ✔someone who is identified as an outsider and
not part of the group, defined as a means of initiating conflict, and is therefore
identified as the enemy
anarchy - correct answer ✔the absence of any kind of overarching authority
or hierarchy
government - correct answer ✔the creation of institutions or structures to
provide the security that people continually need; the result of a group's need
to institutionalize, or make permanent, its power
national security - correct answer ✔encompasses the requirement to
maintain the survival of the nation state through the use of economic, military,
and political power and the exercise of diplomacy
state security - correct answer ✔the ability at the governmental level to
protect borders and governmental structures from outside threats
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