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POLS 2200 - Calavita "Law in the Everyday" Question and answers rated A+ Law in the Everyday - correct answer The ability of law to influence our most mundane activities and even to determine what those activities are. Law shapes how we live, talk, and even think. Uncodified legal order - correct answer Social fields, outside the formal legal system, but which have their own customs and rules and the means of coercing or inducing compliance i.e. taking shoes off on plane;...

POLS 2200 UVU Exam 2 Question and answers already passed Political Violence - correct answer Violence outside of state control that is politically motivated. Attempt to achieve the political objective through force -Can include revolution, civil war, riots, strikes Why Political Violence? Institutional - correct answer Existing institutions may encourage violence or constrain human action. Ex: Presidentalism Why Political Violence? Ideational (ideas) - correct answer Ideas may ...

POLS 2200 Question and answers already passed Realism - correct answer -power politics which focuses on the ability of states to acquire, exercise and maintain power Realism Central Assumptions - correct answer 1. states are the principle actors in international relations 2. states exist in a self-help system of anarchy in which survival is the top priority 3. states are inclined to conflict rather than cooperation 4. states are unitary, rational actors Defensive Realists - corr...

POLS 2200 Question and answers 100% correct Realists are positivists because - correct answer law of balance of power, shrink down social world to basic natural principles Constructivists are interpretivists because - correct answer trying to reveal social constructions, peeling back norms, living in something that doesn't have to be permanent Anarchy according to Wendt - correct answer anarchy is what you make of it, doesn't necessarily have to result in war Realism sim...

POLS 2200 ohio university Question and answers 100% correct Who is the current Chief Justice? - correct answer John G. Roberts, jr. When does the supreme court's term begin? - correct answer 1st Monday in October Who receives the files documented with the court? - correct answer Clerk How many justices constitute a quorum? - correct answer 6 justices What qualifies a lawyer to argue a case before the supreme court? - correct answer must have a writ of certiorari W...

POLS 2200 Midterm (Full) Question and answers rated A+ Government - correct answer entity exercising control of political unit Type of government is debated, most believe that govt is necessary, leads to anarchy w/o. Thomas Hobbes. Social Contract Theory - correct answer The belief that people are free and equal by natural right, this in turn requires that all people give their consent to be governed. The contract is between the state and the citizens. The state will protects ...

POLS 2200 Midterm Questions with complete solution institution - correct answer an organization or pattern of activity that is self-perpetuating and valued for its own sake. social identity - correct answer who we are as individuals and as a group ethnic identity - correct answer specific attributes within society which makes one group of people culturally different from others national identity - correct answer a sense of belonging to a nation and a belief in its political ...

Pols 2200 Midterm Question and answers verified to pass Scientific Method - correct answer Question Develop Competing Theories Hypothesis Test Rethink Definition of Theory - correct answer Statements of relations between causes and effects Define Assumptions - correct answer Can be true or false but are not usually tested Define Hypothesis - correct answer The expected relation between causes and effects Define Variables - correct answer Concepts, characteristics wit...

POLS 2200 Midterm Question and answers rated A+ Comparative Politics - correct answer The study and comparison of domestic politics across countries. Institutions - correct answer organizations or activities that are self-perpetuating and valued for their own sake. Power - correct answer The ability to influence others or impose one's will on them. Politics - correct answer The struggle in any group for power that will give one or more persons the ability to make decision...

POLS 2200 Midterm Exam Question and answers rated A+ Institutions reduce __________ in human interactions by providing frameworks of behavior. - correct answer Uncertainty Post-Glorious Revolution institutions that guaranteed __________ rights support the theory that ensuring those rights is one key to economic development. - correct answer Property ___________: When all adult citizens can vote in democratic elections. - correct answer Universal suffrage How do states typically...