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Explore key political science concepts with targeted assessment practice using this Test Bank for Power & Choice: An Introduction to Political Science, 16th Edition by David Schultz and W. Phillips Shively. ISBN13: 9798765156506. This resource includes Short Answers, True/False Questions, Multiple-Choice Questions, and Additional Quiz Questions, supporting review of political institutions, political behavior, and foundational concepts in political science. The complete table of contents is provided below for easy reference. Ideal for quizzes, assignments, exam preparation, self-study, and instructor support. 1. Politics: Setting the Stage 2. Modern Ideologies and Political Philosophy 3. The Modern State 4. Policies of the State 5. Economic Policy of the State 6. What Lies Behind Policy: Questions of Justice and Effectiveness 7. Democracies and Authoritarian Systems 8. Political Culture and Political Socialization 9. Constitutions and the Design of Government 10. Elections 11. Parties: A Linking and Leading Mechanism in Politics 12. Structured Conflict: Interest Groups and Politics 13. Social Movements and Contentious Politics 14. National Decision-Making Institutions: Parliamentary Government 15. National Decision-Making Institutions: Presidential Government 16. Bureaucracy and the Public Sector 17. Law and the Courts 18. Global Politics: Politics among States (and Others)

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TEST BANK




** All Chapters included
** Short Answers
** True/False & Multiple Choice
** Additional Quiz Questions

,Table of Contents are given below


1. Politics: Setting the Stage
2. Modern Ideologies and Political Philosophy
3. The Modern State
4. Policies of the State
5. Economic Policy of the State
6. What Lies Behind Policy: Questions of Justice and Effectiveness
7. Democracies and Authoritarian Systems
8. Political Culture and Political Socialization
9. Constitutions and the Design of Government
10. Elections
11. Parties: A Linking and Leading Mechanism in Politics
12. Structured Conflict: Interest Groups and Politics
13. Social Movements and Contentious Politics
14. National Decision-Making Institutions: Parliamentary Government
15. National Decision-Making Institutions: Presidential Government
16. Bureaucracy and the Public Sector
17. Law and the Courts
18. Global Politics: Politics among States (and Others)

, Test Bank - Chapter 1
Politics Setting the Stage

I. Short Answers

1. Politics is the making of common decisions, through the use of power: Explain
2. How do we draw a clean or clear line or boundary between things which are and are not
political?
3. What is power?

II. True/False

1. Politics is the making of common decisions, through the use of power.
a. True
b. False
Answer: True

2. Power is a complex, multifaceted phenomenon.
a. True
b. False
Answer: True

3. The state and its government are structures by which power can be organized very
efficiently.
a. True
b. False
Answer: True

4. Politics is an interesting, amusing, and moving spectacle.
a. True
b. False
Answer: True

5. Democracies almost never wage war on other democracies.
a. True
b. False
Answer: True

6. All human actions involve making a common policy for a group.
a. True
b. False
Answer: False

7. Power is the ability of one person to cause another to do what the first wishes.
a. True
b. False


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, Answer: True

8. Facebook is a social media.
a. True
b. False
Answer: True

9. Actions that contribute to the making of a common policy for a group of people
constitute politics.
a. True
b. False
Answer: True

10. Politics always involves the making of common decisions for groups of leaders.
a. True
b. False
Answer: False

11. Power becomes coercion when we force a person to do something he or she did not
want to do.
a. True
b. False
Answer: True

12. It is easy to measure precisely how and when power is exercised.
a. True
b. False
Answer: False

13. All politics is based on some form of power and its sources may be highly varied.
a. True
b. False
Answer: True


III. Multiple Choice

1. ____________ is the ability to cause another person to do what the first wishes.
a. Power
b. Choice
c. Money
d. Affection
Answer: a

2. _________ consists of a wide variety of tools that affect the actions of another.
a. Power


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