In Politics,the Principle of Minimum Differentiation Is the Tendency Toward

question 124

Multiple Choice

In politics,the principle of minimum differentiation is the tendency toward

• A) identical policies to appeal to a minimum number of people.
• B) different policies to appeal to a maximum number of people.
• C) identical policies to appeal to a maximum number of people.
• D) different policies to appeal to a minimum number of people.
• E) a minimum number of policies in order to appeal to a maximum number of people.

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Definitions:

Traditional Authority

A form of leadership in which power is legitimized by customs and historical precedents, often associated with monarchies or tribal systems.

American Public Policy

The set of laws, regulations, actions, and decisions by government and its institutions that reflect the attitudes and rules for the United States' public affairs.

Voting Patterns

The trends or tendencies in how different groups of people vote during elections or referendums.

Industrial Unrest

Refers to various forms of collective discontent or conflict between employers and employees in industrial settings, often related to working conditions, wages, or layoffs.