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Prepare effectively for quizzes, tests, and final exams with this comprehensive test bank for American Government, Political Development and Institutional Change, 13th Edition by Cal Jillson. ISBN13: 9781032773261. This exam resource includes a wide range of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and true/false questions designed to reinforce key concepts and assess understanding across all chapters, including:Chapter 1 THE ORIGINS OF AMERICAN POLITICAL PRINCIPLES Chapter 2 THE REVOLUTION AND THE CONSTITUTION Chapter 3 FEDERALISM AND AMERICAN POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT Chapter 4 POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION AND PUBLIC OPINION Chapter 5 THE MASS MEDIA AND THE POLITICAL AGENDA Chapter 6 NTEREST GROUPS: THE POLITICS OF INFLUENCE Chapter 7 POLITICAL PARTIES: WINNING THE RIGHT TO GOVERN Chapter 8 VOTING, CAMPAIGNS, AND ELECTIONS Chapter 9 CONGRESS: PARTISANSHIP, POLARIZATION, AND GRIDLOCK Chapter 10 THE PRESIDENT: EXECUTIVE POWER IN A SEPARATION OF POWERS REGIME Chapter 11 BUREAUCRACY: REDESIGNING GOVERNMENT FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY Chapter 12 THE FEDERAL COURTS: BULWARK OF THE CONSTITUTION? Chapter 13 CIVIL LIBERTIES: ORDERED LIBERTY IN AMERICA Chapter 14 CIVIL RIGHTS: WHERE LIBERTY AND EQUALITY COLLIDE Chapter 15 GOVERNMENT, THE ECONOMY, AND DOMESTIC POLICY Chapter 16 AMERICA’S GLOBAL ROLE IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY Ideal for students and instructors, this test bank supports exam preparation, concept review, and classroom assessment with ready-to-use practice questions.

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** All Chapters included
** MCQs & True/False

,Table of Contents are given below


Chapter 1 THE ORIGINS OF AMERICAN POLITICAL PRINCIPLES

Chapter 2 THE REVOLUTION AND THE CONSTITUTION

Chapter 3 FEDERALISM AND AMERICAN POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT

Chapter 4 POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION AND PUBLIC OPINION

Chapter 5 THE MASS MEDIA AND THE POLITICAL AGENDA

Chapter 6 NTEREST GROUPS: THE POLITICS OF INFLUENCE

Chapter 7 POLITICAL PARTIES: WINNING THE RIGHT TO GOVERN

Chapter 8 VOTING, CAMPAIGNS, AND ELECTIONS

Chapter 9 CONGRESS: PARTISANSHIP, POLARIZATION, AND GRIDLOCK

Chapter 10 THE PRESIDENT: EXECUTIVE POWER IN A SEPARATION OF

POWERS REGIME Chapter 11 BUREAUCRACY: REDESIGNING GOVERNMENT

FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY

Chapter 12 THE FEDERAL COURTS: BULWARK OF THE CONSTITUTION?

Chapter 13 CIVIL LIBERTIES: ORDERED LIBERTY IN AMERICA

Chapter 14 CIVIL RIGHTS: WHERE LIBERTY AND EQUALITY COLLIDE

Chapter 15 GOVERNMENT, THE ECONOMY, AND DOMESTIC POLICY

Chapter 16 AMERICA’S GLOBAL ROLE IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY

,Chapter 1 Test Bank in Word for 13e

Note: Questions in bold also appear in a self-test quiz for students on the student resources website
routledgelearning.com/americangovernment

Single-Select Multiple Choice

Question Answer A B C D

A custom, practice, or b a policy an institution a legal procedure a rule
organization, often embedded
in rules and law, is called ^___.^
Which of these terms refers to d Monarchy Polis Democracy Oligarchy
the rule of an elite few for their
own interests?
According to Plato, who should a A philosopher-king A political The few wisest None of these
rule a properly constituted science-king citizens
polis?
According to Aristotle’s typology d Oligarchy is a Democracy is a Tyranny is any All of these statements
of governments, which one of government government government that is accurately define a
these statements accurately organized around organized around oppressive to the type of government.
defines a type of government? a few men who many men who people.
are primarily are primarily
motivated by their motivated by the
narrow private broad public
and class interests. interest.
Which one of the following pairs c Paris and London Berlin and Madrid Athens and Rome Oslo and Copenhagen
of cities formed the centers of
the two greatest European
societies of the ancient world?

, Before it was an empire, what c It was always an It was a It was a republic. It was a polity.
was ancient Rome? empire. democracy.
Which two theorists made the a Polybius and Plato and St. Augustine and Thomas Hobbes and
first and most influential efforts Cicero Aristotle St. Thomas Aquinas John Locke
to explain how mixed
governments can work in
practice?
According to the Pro & Con b The people met in A deep respect Slaves and resident All citizens were given
section, which of the following the Assembly to for the individual aliens (three-fifths one vote in the
descriptions was not a discuss and decide rights and of the population) Assembly
characteristic of “Athenian major issues liberties of all city were denied
democracy?” residents citizenship
What is the temporal world? c The world of the The world of the The world of The otherworldly
sacred politically peoples and nations
powerful and human history
Who wrote that, without an all- c Niccolò John Calvin Thomas Hobbes John Locke
powerful monarch, human Machiavelli
beings will fall into a war of all
against all in which life is
“solitary, poor, nasty, brutish,
and short”?
Who was the founder of the c Martin Luther Thomas Hobbes Martin Luther John Winthrop
Protestant Reformation? King, Jr.
In addition to social contract c Nothing else was There is nothing Separation of Unlimited,
theory, what are two other taken. besides social powers and free immoderate
concepts taken from classical contract theory markets constitutional regimes
liberalism that influenced the in classical
liberalism.

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