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What is an antiparty?
An antiparty is a political party which shuns or rejects the mainstream political establishment.
What is an agiator?
an "agiator" is a person, who fights against a political establishment
How does political culture affect political communication and political participation?
political culture affect political communication and participaton by enhancing the poilitical aparthy discouraged and by making provision in the constituition that is being allowed for the establishment and increase of political education of the citizens and widens the choice of political programmes and manifestoes. political culture affect political communication and participaton by enhancing the poilitical aparthy discouraged and by making provision in the constituition that is being allowed for the establishment and increase of political education of the citizens and widens the choice of political programmes and manifestoes. political culture affect political communication and participaton by enhancing the poilitical aparthy discouraged and by making provision in the constituition that is being allowed for the establishment and increase of political education of the citizens and widens the choice of political programmes and manifestoes. political culture affect political communication and participaton by enhancing the poilitical aparthy discouraged and by making provision in the constituition that is being allowed for the establishment and increase of political education of the citizens and widens the choice of political programmes and manifestoes.
Which theory of the origin of the state the establishment of the political system in the US?
The Social Contract Theory
Which of the origin of the state most influenced the establishment of the political system in the US?
The Social Contract Theory
What was Henry primary motivation for the establishment of the Anglican church?
selfish motivation lead to political powers.
Why did the people in Jerusalem put Jesus on the cross?
He was perceived as a threat to the religious and political establishment and under the political/religious laws at the time, was sentenced to death.
What was Henry VIII's primary motivation for the establishment of the Anglican Church?
selfish motivation lead to political powers.
Which theory of the origin of the state most influenced the establishment of political system in the us?
The Social Contract Theory
Which theory of the origin of the state most influenced the establishment of the political system of the US?
The Social Contract Theory
What does Anti establishment mean?
Marked by opposition or hostility to conventional social, political, or economic values or principles.
Which theory of the origin of the state most influenced the establishment of the political system in the US?
The Social Contract Theory
