Over the Years,how Have Political Scientists Viewed the Relationship Between

question 15

Multiple Choice

Over the years,how have political scientists viewed the relationship between democracy and political development?

• A) Political Scientists have never believed that a country must be democratic to be politically developed.
• B) Political Scientists no longer consider democracy a characteristic of political development.
• C) Political Scientists have always considered democracy a characteristic of political development.
• D) Over time, more of them have considered it a characteristic of political development.
• E) Over time, less of them have considered it a characteristic of political development

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