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______ Can best be defined as the individuals and institutions that make society's rules and also possess the power and authority to enforce those rules.

Government

In any country, government generally serves at least three essential purposes:

Resolves social conflicts, provides public services, and defends the nation and its culture against attacks by other nations.

In a/an ____, the power and authority of the government are in the hands of a single person.

Autocracy

In a/an _______, the will of the majority is expressed through groups of individuals elected by the people to act as their representatives.

Representative democracy

The philosophy John Locke argued that people are born with natural rights to ______.

Life, liberty, and property

American democracy is based on five fundamental principles: ___, _____, ______, ______, _____

Equality in voting, individual freedom, equal protection of the law, majority rule and minority rights, and collective voluntary consent

When it comes to ideology, Americans are often placed in two broad political camps: _______, _______

Conservatism and liberalism

Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater and President Ronald Reagan were well-known political _______

Radical conservatives

People whose views fall in the middle of the traditional political spectrum are generally called _________________________.

Moderates

______________ oppose almost all government regulation of the economy and government redistribution of income, while also opposing government involvement in issues of private morality.

Libertarians