According to Robert Dahl’s traditional democratictheory, an ideal democratic process should satisfy all of thefollowing criteria EXCEPT __________a. equality in voting.b. effective participation.c. enlightened understanding.d. citizen control of the agenda.e. majority rule.

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A: In recent times most of the US presidents have felt the requirement of a president's Chief of staff ...

Q: The subfield of political science focused on understanding the struggle for power across countries. ...

A: Political Science

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A: William Jennings Bryan's bimetallism

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A: Thomas Hobbes on state of nature

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A: failure of public policies

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A: Political efficacy is the sense of believe that a citizen's active participation can bring social an...

Q: What are the various factors that influence voter turnout?

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A: Coercive relationship between federal government and the states

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A: MCQ

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A: U.S. Healthcare policies

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A: The Republican Party

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A: All the options are various kinds of government found all around the world.

Q: Texas’s Constitution includes a bill of rights. Why is this necessary, given the Bill of Rights in t...

A: Texas bill of rights

Q: Who votes for the political parties in the United States?

A: The voting system in a democracy like the United States functions on voters.

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A: President's emergency powers 

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A: Act passed by British Parliament 

Q: A congressional seat in which the party’s candidate enjoys the support of 55% of the constituents or...

A: Safe seats

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A: Puritans on church and monarchy

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A: Federal drug legislation

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A: Politics

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A: Democracy and Republic

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A: Political Parties in the United States

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A: “Bribery, Treason, High Crimes and Misdemeanors”

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