Studies of public opinion typically divide the American public into three segments. What are these three segments and how do the constituents of each segment differ?
What will be an ideal response?
An ideal response will:
1, Identify the three segments that the American public is typically divided into: (1) those who pay very close attention to politics, (2) those who are generally indifferent to politics but pay attention sporadically, and (3) those who pay no attention.
2, Describe the significant differences between each segment, including demographic differences, explaining why each segment has different levels of political attentiveness.
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a specific authority, a general authority, or _________. A) a foreign authority B) a power vacuum C) personal sources D) "everyone"
Describe the Treaty of Versailles. Why do many scholars believe it failed in its goal of achieving peace? How did the Treaty of Versailles lead to conflict and, eventually, to World War II? What lessons can be learned from the failure of this treaty about setting foreign policy in post-war periods?
What will be an ideal response?