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  1. AP Comparative Government
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Party Systems & Electoral Participation

Question 1
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Which of the following social movements would likely be most effective in influencing government policy changes in a liberal democracy?

Question 2
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What impact have new communication technologies had on the capacity of social movements to challenge government policies?

Question 3
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What is the primary purpose of social movements?

Question 4
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What trend following a successful social movement is most indicative of its long-term impact on governmental stability?

Question 5
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How would a proportional representation electoral system likely affect the presence of smaller political parties in a national legislature?

Question 6
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Which legal framework is often found in countries with one-party rule and a commitment to state ownership of means of production?

Question 7
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Which sociocultural factor is most likely to affect political attitudes and behaviors towards government?

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Question 8
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Which of the following is a form of government where citizens elect representatives to make decisions on their behalf?

Question 9
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What is a primary way citizens can support social movements within their country?

Question 10
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Given China’s success in censoring online content through its Great Firewall, how might other non-democratic states adapt this approach while handling social movements?