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What types of groups does Olson use to explain the rise of states
Roving and stationary bandits
In "Letter from a Birmingham Prison" who does King cite as the biggest stumbling block towards civil rights?
Moderate whites
What are two examples Gentzkow and Shapiro Use of the media successfully avoiding government capture?
The Pentagon Papers and the war terror
Why is competition good in the media?
Multiple firms are harder to bribe, Firms have an incentive to "snitch", Cross-cutting interests
(T/F) Before 1977, the NRA was militantly against any form of gun control
false
After the 1977 revolt, the NRA became
more extreme in opposing any gun control
What is the purpose of Federalist 1?
To argue for a new Constitution that will unify the country
In Federalist 10, Madison identifies what as the biggest problem to creating direct democracy?
Factions
What does the author of Federalist 51 argue is the best thing to counter ambition?
Ambition
What, broadly, is Federalist 66 about?
Impeachment
Broadly speaking, Federalist 68 is about
How presidents are elected
According to the authors of Democracy for Realists, what drives voting choices?
Group attachments
What freak event in 1916 caused Woodrow Wilson's vote share to drop in parts of New Jersey?
Shark attacks
Political parties are
groups of people with similar interests who work together to create and implement policies
Which founding father predicted that factions, which lead to the creation of political parties, were inevitable in any society?
Madison
(T/F) There have only ever been two political parties in US history
false
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"
In "Wicked Liberty," the authors argue that the Enlightenment actually came from critiques of European civilization by:
Indigenous Americans
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