A democracy becomes “representative” mainly when citizens A Rule daily themselves B Follow priests only C Accept army rule D
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In a democratic system, the main source of government authority is A Military leadership B Religious authority C People’s consent
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A “right” becomes stable in society when it is backed by both A Law and public belief B Wealth and
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A claim becomes a right only when it is accepted as reasonable by A Society and state B Only family
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A right is best understood as a claim that is supported by A Personal strength B Social recognition C Private
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A claim to “right” is strongest in political theory when it is accompanied by A Recognized social obligation B Personal
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When the state stops “prior restraint” on newspapers but punishes proved defamation later, it mainly reflects A Absolute liberty B
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A law that allows restrictions only through clear, pre-announced rules mainly reflects A Moral policing B Rule of men C
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When freedom of speech is limited to prevent hate violence, it reflects A Absolute liberty B Legal inequality C Social
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When the state stops false arrest using clear rules, it mainly protects A Procedural justice B Economic justice C Social
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