Robert Dahl's Article "Decision-Making in a Democracy" Hypothesized That

question 39

Multiple Choice

Robert Dahl's article "Decision-making in a Democracy" hypothesized that

• A) Supreme Court decisions reflect loyalty to the appointing president.
• B) Supreme Court opinions reflect revealed Judeo-Christian principles.
• C) Supreme Court decisions, although often defying public opinion in the short run, usually fall in line with the dominant majority coalition in the long run.
• D) are driven by political accountability.
• E) are a product of dominant lone individual justices.

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