In the book Second Treatise of Government, Locke argues for a government based upon popular sovereignty, with limited powers

Catastrophes get national attention. Who most often ends up in charge of the situation immediately?

a. The President of the United States. b. The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). c. The governor of the state in which the catastrophe occurred. d. The mayor of the city or town where the catastrophe occurred.

How are minor political parties usually significant?

a. They distract from important policy debates. b. They effectively disprove Duverger's law. c. They push major parties to incorporate new ideas or elucidate current ones. d. They win elections in crucial swing states. –