In the Early Days of the United States, Communities Were

question 40

Multiple Choice

In the early days of the United States, communities were idealized as civic republics where citizens

• A)seek to build an economically inspired community that is interested in maximizing individual liberty and accumulating wealth.
• B)view the community as a corporate enterprise that is driven to minimize costs and maximize fee income.
• C)view community government based on the principle of mutual consent, and citizens share fundamental beliefs and participate in public affairs.
• D)view community government based on the principle of laissez-faire economics.

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