For James Madison, the Notion That Government Is Necessary Depended

question 45

Multiple Choice

For James Madison, the notion that government is necessary depended strongly on:

• A) his belief that people are self-interested and could not be trusted to rule themselves.
• B) his belief that direct democracy was the only legitimate way to make collective decisions.
• C) his desire to see the United States serve as a functioning colony of Great Britain.
• D) his view that people were willing to sacrifice freedoms to make democracy work.
• E) his belief that factions could only be eliminated through force.

Identify account types and their normal balances.

Calculate financial ratios and understand their implications.

Record transactions in journals and post them to the general ledger.

Understand the steps involved in recording transactions in the accounting process.

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Definitions:

Dissociation

A psychological experience in which people feel disconnected from their bodily sensations, feelings, thoughts, or sense of identity.

Split In Consciousness

Refers to a division or dissociation of awareness, whereby an individual may simultaneously hold separate streams of conscious perception or thought.

Selective Attention

The process by which a person focuses on certain sensory inputs while ignoring others.

Inattentional Blindness

The psychological phenomenon where a person fails to see an unexpected object in their field of vision because their attention is focused on something else.