Question 1

An example of an "analytic system" would be a stereo system, where the components are 
physically connected to each other.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

The statistical method might include public opinion polls and survey research data.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

A state is dependent upon other political systems to make policy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Individual level data can be illustrated by

Accepted Answer

A)  the proportion of votes that a given political party receives. 
B)  the average number of years of education of citizens in a nation. 
C)  someone's height. 
D)  the number of infant deaths per capita in a nation. 
A)  the proportion of votes that a given political party receives. 
B)  the average number of years of education of citizens in a nation. 
C)  someone's height. 
D)  the number of infant deaths per capita in a nation.

Question 5

The idea of "legitimacy" suggests that

Accepted Answer

A)  one nation is afraid that its neighbor may attack it. 
B)  citizens of a state feel that they owe allegiance to a government. 
C)  individuals can run for office in open elections in which others can vote. 
D)  the political system has three branches of government: legislative, judicial, andexecutive. 
A)  one nation is afraid that its neighbor may attack it. 
B)  citizens of a state feel that they owe allegiance to a government. 
C)  individuals can run for office in open elections in which others can vote. 
D)  the political system has three branches of government: legislative, judicial, andexecutive.

An example of an "analytic system" would be a stereo system, where the components are physically connected to each other.

The statistical method might include public opinion polls and survey research data.

A state is dependent upon other political systems to make policy.

Individual level data can be illustrated by

The idea of "legitimacy" suggests that

Constitutions and Ideologies

Legislative Institutions

Executive Institutions

Judicial Institutions

Political Behavior and the Political Environment

Pluralism, Parties, Interest Groups, and Social Movements

Public Policy

The British Political System

The French Political System

The German Political System

The Canadian Political System

The Russian Political System

The Chinese Political System

The Mexican Political System

The Kenyan Political System

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Exam 1: Comparative Political Analysis: An Introduction

An example of an "analytic system" would be a stereo system, where the components are physically connected to each other.

The statistical method might include public opinion polls and survey research data.

A state is dependent upon other political systems to make policy.

Individual level data can be illustrated by

The idea of "legitimacy" suggests that

Constitutions and Ideologies

Legislative Institutions

Executive Institutions

Judicial Institutions

Political Behavior and the Political Environment

Pluralism, Parties, Interest Groups, and Social Movements

Public Policy

The British Political System

The French Political System

The German Political System

The Canadian Political System

The Russian Political System

The Chinese Political System

The Mexican Political System

The Kenyan Political System

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