Populist Reforms Sought Social Stability by Unifying Elites and Subaltern

question 25

Multiple Choice

Populist reforms sought social stability by unifying elites and subaltern peoples under the lofty rhetoric of

• A) racial democracy.
• B) nationalism.
• C) free markets.
• D) liberalism.

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Definitions:

Special-Interest Effect

The phenomenon where policy outcomes are influenced by small groups (special interests) who benefit at the expense of a larger group.

Voting Paradox

A situation in collective decision-making where individual preferences do not result in a consistent collective decision, often leading to unexpected or contradictory outcomes.

Freedom to Farm Act

Legislation aimed at reducing government intervention in agricultural markets, emphasizing market-based mechanisms for crop production.

Farm Subsidies

Financial assistance provided by the government to farmers, intended to supplement their income and stabilize food prices.