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What types of groups does Olson use to explain the rise of states

Roving and stationary bandits

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In "Letter from a Birmingham Prison" who does King cite as the biggest stumbling block towards civil rights?

Moderate whites

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What are two examples Gentzkow and Shapiro Use of the media successfully avoiding government capture?

The Pentagon Papers and the war terror

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Why is competition good in the media?

Multiple firms are harder to bribe, Firms have an incentive to "snitch", Cross-cutting interests

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(T/F) Before 1977, the NRA was militantly against any form of gun control

false

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After the 1977 revolt, the NRA became

more extreme in opposing any gun control

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What is the purpose of Federalist 1?

To argue for a new Constitution that will unify the country

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In Federalist 10, Madison identifies what as the biggest problem to creating direct democracy?

Factions

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What does the author of Federalist 51 argue is the best thing to counter ambition?

Ambition

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What, broadly, is Federalist 66 about?

Impeachment

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Broadly speaking, Federalist 68 is about

How presidents are elected

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According to the authors of Democracy for Realists, what drives voting choices?

Group attachments

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What freak event in 1916 caused Woodrow Wilson's vote share to drop in parts of New Jersey?

Shark attacks

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Political parties are

groups of people with similar interests who work together to create and implement policies

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Which founding father predicted that factions, which lead to the creation of political parties, were inevitable in any society?

Madison

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(T/F) There have only ever been two political parties in US history

false

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What factors does Klein point to that explain out current polarized landscape?

Human tendencies to think in groups, Elite polarization, The creation of "mega-identities"

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In "Wicked Liberty," the authors argue that the Enlightenment actually came from critiques of European civilization by:

Indigenous Americans

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When the authors refer to "schismogenesis," they're talking about:

the way that socialization teaches us to be different from groups to which we don't belong