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POLS 101 American GovernmentExam 1 March 2020 Topics 1 – 3Grade 125.00out of 125.00 (100%)Question 1Question textWhich of the following characterizes journalist Walter Lippmann's views on democracy?Select one:a. He felt that well-funded private interest groups and lobbyists had taken the truemajoritarian power of democracy away from the voting public.b. He felt that modern democratic government had become an unhealthy, pluralisticenterprise.c. He believed that among forms of government, only democracy could provide a citizenwith the ability to be a "progressive being."d. He worried that most citizens are too uninformed to play the role democracy assigns them.e. None of these answers is correct.
Question 2Question textAccording to the Declaration of Independence, governments get their "just powers" from:Select one:
d. "the teachings of Jesus Christ."e. "the benevolence of a just king."Question 3Question textWhat type of government suppresses individuality, forcing people to think and act in prescribedways or risk punishment?Select one:
Question 4Question textFrench philosopher Michel Foucault referred to politics as:"________."Select one:
e. a necessary evil
Question 5Question textWhat new policy was established by the U.S. Supreme Court's landmarkGideonv.Wainwrightruling?Select one:a. the right to trial by juryb. the need to charge an arrested suspect with a specific crime within 24 hours of arrestc. the requirement that police read a suspect his rights before or during arrestd. government provision of free legal counsel to the accused if they are too poor to hire a lawyere. the practice of allowing a suspect out on bail until the time of the trial

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Government, Democracy, Marbury v Madison, Gideon v Wainwright, United States Constitution, Supreme Court of the United States, Federal government of the United States, The Declaration of Independence,

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