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American Government Political Development and Institutional Change By Cal Jillson
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Chapter 1 Test Bank in Word for 12e
R R R R R R R
Single-SelectRMultipleRChoice
Question Answer A B C D
ARcustom,Rpractice,RorRorganiz b policy institution legalRprocedure rule
ation,RoftenRembeddedRinRrules
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^ .^
WhichRofRtheseRtermsRrefersRtoR d Monarchy Polis Democracy Oligarchy
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ownRinterests?
AccordingRtoRPlato,RwhoRshould a ARphilosopher- ARpoliticalRscience- TheRfewRwisestR NoneRofRthese
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