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POSC 100 Exam Questions and Answers
POSC 100 Exam Questions and Answers 
Delegates to the Second Continental Congress had to deal with two issues involving mistrust. What were 
they? - ANSWER-The colonists from different states didn't trust each other's governments, and they 
didn't trust any government that would rule them from far away. 
Some delegates to the Constitutional Convention wanted to preserve their "peculiar institution," 
otherwise known as ____. - ANSWER-Slavery 
James Madison thought that the problem...
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POSC 100 Exam Questions and Answers 
Delegates to the Second Continental Congress had to deal with two issues involving mistrust. What were 
they? - ANSWER-The colonists from different states didn't trust each other's governments, and they 
didn't trust any government that would rule them from far away. 
Some delegates to the Constitutional Convention wanted to preserve their "peculiar institution," 
otherwise known as ____. - ANSWER-Slavery 
James Madison thought that the problem...
POSC 100 Exam Questions and Answers
POSC 100 Exam Questions and Answers 
A form of government in which elected officials, who make policy in the name of the people, are chosen 
by the people in open, free elections is called - ANSWER-a republic or representative democracy 
What is a common argument against democracy? - ANSWER-Both (b) Majority rule can threaten 
minorities. and (c) People can be irrational and incompetent and may make bad political decisions. 
Which of the following are needed for a political system to have popula...
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POSC 100 Exam Questions and Answers 
A form of government in which elected officials, who make policy in the name of the people, are chosen 
by the people in open, free elections is called - ANSWER-a republic or representative democracy 
What is a common argument against democracy? - ANSWER-Both (b) Majority rule can threaten 
minorities. and (c) People can be irrational and incompetent and may make bad political decisions. 
Which of the following are needed for a political system to have popula...
POSC 100 Exam 1 Study Questions and Answers
POSC 100 Exam 1 Study Questions and 
Answers 
What is the only entity that can legitimately use force? - ANSWER-The Government 
According to the U.S. Constitution, what are the purposes of our government? - ANSWER-To provide 
the common defense to promote general welfare to establish justice and ensure domestic tranquility 
What characterizes the democratic ideal of individual dignity? - ANSWER-liberty is not granted by 
governments they belong to every person born into the world 
What are the t...
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POSC 100 Exam 1 Study Questions and 
Answers 
What is the only entity that can legitimately use force? - ANSWER-The Government 
According to the U.S. Constitution, what are the purposes of our government? - ANSWER-To provide 
the common defense to promote general welfare to establish justice and ensure domestic tranquility 
What characterizes the democratic ideal of individual dignity? - ANSWER-liberty is not granted by 
governments they belong to every person born into the world 
What are the t...
POSC 100 Exam 1 Study Guide Solutions
POSC 100 Exam 1 Study Guide Solutions 
Democracy - ANSWER-A system of government in which sovereignty resides in the people 
Direct democracy - ANSWER-A system of government in which citizens govern themselves directly 
and vote on most issues; e.g., a New England town meeting. 
Identity politics - ANSWER-The practice of organizing on the basis of sex, ethnic or racial identity, or 
sexual orientation to compete for public resources and influence public policy. 
Indirect democracy - ANSWER-A sys...
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POSC 100 Exam 1 Study Guide Solutions 
Democracy - ANSWER-A system of government in which sovereignty resides in the people 
Direct democracy - ANSWER-A system of government in which citizens govern themselves directly 
and vote on most issues; e.g., a New England town meeting. 
Identity politics - ANSWER-The practice of organizing on the basis of sex, ethnic or racial identity, or 
sexual orientation to compete for public resources and influence public policy. 
Indirect democracy - ANSWER-A sys...
POSC 100 Exam 1 CSUF Study Guide Solutions
POSC 100 Exam 1 CSUF Study Guide 
Solutions 
Dual Federalism - ANSWER-A system of government in which both the states and the national 
government remain supreme within their own spheres, each responsible for some policies. 
Benefits of Federalism - ANSWER-Makes us more democratic. A good combination of unitary and a 
confederacy. Promotes diversity. "Laboratories of democracy". Fits with the history of the powerful 
states. 
Shay's Rebellion - ANSWER-Rebellion led by Daniel Shays of fa...
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POSC 100 Exam 1 CSUF Study Guide 
Solutions 
Dual Federalism - ANSWER-A system of government in which both the states and the national 
government remain supreme within their own spheres, each responsible for some policies. 
Benefits of Federalism - ANSWER-Makes us more democratic. A good combination of unitary and a 
confederacy. Promotes diversity. "Laboratories of democracy". Fits with the history of the powerful 
states. 
Shay's Rebellion - ANSWER-Rebellion led by Daniel Shays of fa...
Pols 206 Test 1 Jon Bond Exam Study Guide Solutions
Pols 206 Test 1 Jon Bond Exam Study 
Guide Solutions 
government - ANSWER-the institution that has the authority to make binding decisions for all 
society 
Sovereignty - ANSWER-The legitimate authority in a government to wield coercive power to 
authoritatively allocate values 
Autocracy - ANSWER-A form of government in which the power to make authoritative decisions and 
allocate resources is vested in one person 
Oligarchy - ANSWER-A form of government in which the power to make authoritative...
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Pols 206 Test 1 Jon Bond Exam Study 
Guide Solutions 
government - ANSWER-the institution that has the authority to make binding decisions for all 
society 
Sovereignty - ANSWER-The legitimate authority in a government to wield coercive power to 
authoritatively allocate values 
Autocracy - ANSWER-A form of government in which the power to make authoritative decisions and 
allocate resources is vested in one person 
Oligarchy - ANSWER-A form of government in which the power to make authoritative...
POLS 206 TAMU Smith Exam 1 Study Guide Solutions
POLS 206 TAMU Smith Exam 1 Study 
Guide Solutions 
government - ANSWER-the institutions through which public policies are made for a society; the 
institutions through which authoritatively binding decisions are made for society 
politics - ANSWER-process of determining leaders and the policies they pursue; produces 
authoritative decisions about public issues 
policymaking system - ANSWER-process where policy comes into being/evolves 
citizen's interests/concerns go to linkage institutions, ...
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POLS 206 TAMU Smith Exam 1 Study 
Guide Solutions 
government - ANSWER-the institutions through which public policies are made for a society; the 
institutions through which authoritatively binding decisions are made for society 
politics - ANSWER-process of determining leaders and the policies they pursue; produces 
authoritative decisions about public issues 
policymaking system - ANSWER-process where policy comes into being/evolves 
citizen's interests/concerns go to linkage institutions, ...
TAMU POLS 206 Exam #1 Jason Smith Study Guide Solutions
TAMU POLS 206 Exam #1 Jason Smith 
Study Guide Solutions 
Government - ANSWER-The institutions through which public policies are made for a society 
Politics - ANSWER-The process determining the leaders we select and the policies they pursue 
Policymaking system - ANSWER-How policy comes to being evolved 
Consists of peoples interests, problems and concerns 
Policy agenda - ANSWER-The issues that attract the serious attention of public officials 
Public Policy - ANSWER-A choice that government m...
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TAMU POLS 206 Exam #1 Jason Smith 
Study Guide Solutions 
Government - ANSWER-The institutions through which public policies are made for a society 
Politics - ANSWER-The process determining the leaders we select and the policies they pursue 
Policymaking system - ANSWER-How policy comes to being evolved 
Consists of peoples interests, problems and concerns 
Policy agenda - ANSWER-The issues that attract the serious attention of public officials 
Public Policy - ANSWER-A choice that government m...
Pols 206 Exam Questions and Answers
Pols 206 Exam Questions and Answers
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Pols 206 Exam Questions and Answers
POLS 206 Exam 2 Fulton (tamu) Questions and Answers
POLS 206 Exam 2 Fulton (tamu) Questions 
and Answers 
How can a presidential veto be overridden? - ANSWER-by 2/3's vote in the house and senate 
T/F the president can just make treaties - ANSWER-false, must have 2/3 vote in senate 
Informal/inherent powers of the president - ANSWER-executive order 
executive agreement 
executive privilege 
issue executive pardons 
T/F 
executive agreements are a contract between 2 or more nations, they're similar to a treaty, but don't 
require 2/3's...
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POLS 206 Exam 2 Fulton (tamu) Questions 
and Answers 
How can a presidential veto be overridden? - ANSWER-by 2/3's vote in the house and senate 
T/F the president can just make treaties - ANSWER-false, must have 2/3 vote in senate 
Informal/inherent powers of the president - ANSWER-executive order 
executive agreement 
executive privilege 
issue executive pardons 
T/F 
executive agreements are a contract between 2 or more nations, they're similar to a treaty, but don't 
require 2/3's...