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  1. AP Comparative Government
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Political Culture & Participation

Question 1
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Which principle protects freedom of expression for citizens under most constitutional democracies?

Question 2
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What is generally considered essential for guaranteeing women's civic rights?

Question 3
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Which country has violently put down protests and eliminated the ability to use the internet to criticize the government?

Question 4
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What role does patronage play in shaping the relationship between state institutions and individual civil liberties?

Question 5
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What impact does a majoritarian electoral system tend to have on political parties within a country?

Question 6
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What type of government is characterized by divisions of powers between central and regional authorities?

Question 7
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Which strategy would an interest group likely employ when attempting to change public policy without engaging in electoral politics?

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Question 8
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How might marginalized groups without substantial financial resources effectively influence political outcomes?

Question 9
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Which term describes a situation where citizens of a country have deep-seated, shared beliefs in support for the political system and its legitimacy?

Question 10
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Which of the following best illustrates a scenario where informal political processes have restricted civil liberties despite formal protections in a democratic state?