In his inaugural address, which president referred to the "sacred principle that though the will of the majority is in all cases to prevail, that will to be rightful must be reasonable"?

Who argued that differences across political systems may not be as great as the differences across policy areas?

A. Gary Freeman B. Herbert Gottweiss C. Theodore Lowi D. Franz van Waarden

Which perspective plays down the importance of material things like weapons or money and emphasizes instead nonmaterial forces in life such as identity and norms?

A. constructivism B. liberalism C. realism D. critical theory