Government and Politics

State - ANSWER-A territory controlled by a government and inhabited by a population Non-State Actors - ANSWER-Banks/companies/NGO's/Private Organizations/Intergovernmental Organizations - Strongly influence state actors Science of international politics - ANSWER-1. Clearly defined question 2. Identify potential answers (hypothesis) 3. Predict observed patterns for explanation 4. Define and measure key factors 5. Choose research method and collect evidence 6. Evaluate findings L...

What are all the levels of analysis? - ANSWER-Describe Explain Predict ~Normative Sub- State (Sub-Unit) Level - ANSWER-Examples: Branches of government; Bureaucratic bodies; Corporations; Interest groups; Etc. Trans State Level - ANSWER-Sub-units or sub-state units that operate outside of their state's borders. What are the three traditional levels of analysis (a.k.a, "images")? - ANSWER-1~Individual 2~ State ("Units") Level- National State 3~ System Level -Internat...

Anarchy - ANSWER-The absence of government authority Behaviorism - ANSWER-An approach to the study of social science and international relations that posits that individuals and units like states act in regularized ways; leads to a belief that behaviors can be described, explained, and predicted international relations - ANSWER-The study of the interactions among various actors (states, international organizations, nongovernmental organizations, and subnational entities like bureaucracies,...

Hyperglobalists - ANSWER-people who see the state losing sovereignty and sharing power with other actors Skeptics - ANSWER-people who believe that states can use globalization to enhance their power and authority Economic Globalization - ANSWER-involves processes of trade, production, and finance that are pushed by communications, technology, and the networking of national markets into a global economy Cultural Globalization - ANSWER-the spread of popular culture in areas such as music,...

Realism - ANSWER-Theoretical perspective for understanding international relations that emphasizes states as the most important actor in global politics, the anarchic nature of the international system, and the pursuit of power to secure states' interests(i.e. "Realpolitik" , "Power politics") Liberalism - ANSWER-A theoretical perspective emphasizing interdependence between states and sub-state actors as the key characteristic of international system. Less force/power driven, more econom...

Which of the following is a difference between communism and socialism, as described by the text? - correct answer b. Under communism, the government assumes total management of the economy, whereas under socialism, the government does not try to manage the overall economy. In a constitutional system, - correct answer b. there are lawful restrictions on a government's power. Which of the following is NOT one of the core values of American political culture? - correct answer c. cooperation...

8 Cultural Elements- Arts - Customs and traditions - Economics systems - Geography - Government and politics - Language and literature - Religion - Societal groups and organizations

BYU Final Exam GOVT-041-S003: American Government and Citizenship Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Which leading political thinker is given credit for his influence on the separation of powers? - Correct Answer ️️ -Charles-Louis Montesquieu "we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness." In which document are these wo...

government formal institutions and procedures through which a territory and its people are ruled politics conflict over the leadership, structure and policies of governments political efficacy the ability to influence government and politics citizenship informed and active membership in a political community autocracy a form of government in which a single individual rules (king, queen, or dictator)

BUSI 3250 Exam 2 Nationalization is also called - Expropriation the taking of private property by a government to make it public - Nationalization US Government took over ownership of what company during crisis of ? - GM the selling of government owned property to the private sector to gain more efficiency in business operations, to raise money or to change in political climate/philosophy - Privatization (why governments sell businesses) Protect the economic activities of citize...