An instance in which one segment of society manages to push through a law in one legislative session, only to have another segment build enough support to overthrow the law in the next session, is best considered an example of

What is the difference between voluntaristic and structural approaches to resistance campaigns?

a. Voluntaristic approaches focus on the ethnic and cultural characteristics of the conflict while structural approaches focus only on power. b. Voluntaristic approaches focus on the number of people participating in campaigns while structural approaches focus on the intervention of regional powers. c. Voluntaristic approaches focus on the willingness of local participants while structural approaches focus on the type of regime being resisted. d. Voluntaristic approaches focus on characteristics of the resistors while structural approaches focus on opportunities within the political environment.

Individuals who run for office without a lot of help from the party are called ______

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