Political Culture & Participation
What is a typical method used by social movements to influence government policies?
Which of the following best exemplifies "political socialization" within the context of comparative government?
In response to increasing globalization pressures, how might nondemocratic regimes adjust their approach toward civil society organizations (CSOs) advocating for democracy?
What is a term for the system where citizens delegate their voting power to other individuals making decisions on their behalf?
What is the primary purpose of referenda in democratic policymaking?
What outcome might we expect when an authoritarian regime faces sanctions imposed by multiple democratic countries based upon allegations regarding election tampering?
What type of political participation involves citizens voting in elections?
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Which term describes the right of citizens to vote and elect their government officials?
How can pressure from international human rights organizations potentially change a nation’s policies on civil liberties?
In which country did the Zapatista Army declare war on the government, demanding work, land, and education for indigenous populations?