<p>1. Kenyan activist Wangari Maathai’s main work was based on connections she saw in her country between: (Points : 1) poverty, deforestation, and women’s issues. deforestation, political culture, and global warming. poverty, voting rights, and reading levels. women’s issues, voting rights, and institutional change.</p><p>2. English philosopher John Locke, who promoted the rights of people, is most closely associated with: (Points : 1) conservatism. Marxism. liberalism. socialism.</p><p>3. Politics always includes: (Points : 1) the passage of a law. a need to spend money. individual action by all affected parties. a controversial issue.</p><p>4. Bhutan measures its success as a society through its aggregate level of: (Points : 1) economic output. agricultural output. happiness. health.</p><p>5. Which of the following is NOT one of the three main dimensions for identifying culture in society? (Points : 1) Behavioral dimension Constructivist dimension Ethnographic dimension Religious dimension</p><p>6. Political leaders will likely play the greatest role in shaping the political agenda in a(n) ______country. (Points : 1) democratic undemocratic liberal economically advanced</p><p>7. The pocketbook voter model holds that voters ______during tough economic times. (Points : 1) punish challengers punish incumbents seek higher taxes elect incumbents</p><p>8. Of the following ideologies, which places the smallest emphasis on freedom of speech? (Points : 1) Libertarianism Capitalism Liberalism Marxism</p><p>9. For sociologists, a(n) ______is something that a person accepts as true, but is not fully supported by facts or logical reasoning. (Points : 1) value belief identity preference</p><p>10. In the world of art, Pablo Picasso Cubist paintings were initially: (Points : 1) considered compatible with Impressionism. part of an artistic counterculture. seen as an expression of Spanish political culture.</p>