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The political philosophy of leaning to the right or left dates back to what event
French revolution
Which of these countries does not have a coalition government
United States of America
Who may help get a political ideal moved to the public agenda
All of the answers are correct.
A political candidate promises to end all crime after he is elected
political ideal
Crime has been around mankind for eons. It cannot be eliminated in our lifetime.
Anyone who would make that promise is either delusional, a dictator or an anarchist.
Anyone who would believe that promise is naive (for various reasons), has been brain-washed, or is a fellow anarchist.
States began to strip black Americans of their newly established civil rights in the 1880s In which year did the federal government begin to reestablish civil rights for black Americans
1954
Affirmative action is the process of using race and gender considerations in hiring employees to ensure that there is equal opportunity for all individuals
true
The Constitution and the US Supreme Court have not always recognized that all Americans have civil rights
true
Policies can be implemented only for a long period of time
False
Government sets smaller goals in order for the larger goals of the public agenda to eventually be reached
true
Who can evaluate the government's agenda
a public interest group
Which of these can be defined as the grouping together of everyone's political ideals
the public agenda
Everyone believes affirmative action is a good way to end discrimation in the workplace
false
Every country in the world has some type of foreign policy
true
Foreign political parties do not lean toward the right or toward the left.
false
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