The Text Argues That Ideas Are at Least as Important

question 63

Multiple Choice

The text argues that ideas are at least as important as interests in determining political outcomes because

• A) ideas must be examined before they can be enacted.
• B) interests by themselves tend to be self-defeating.
• C) most interests follow explicit ideologies.
• D) beliefs about the rightness of policies are matters of opinion.
• E) interests are rarely as solidified as ideas.

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