The Authors of Struggle for Democracy Conclude That

question 218

Multiple Choice

The authors of Struggle for Democracy conclude that

• A) lack of detailed knowledge does not mean that public opinion is unstable or irrelevant.
• B) public opinion, as a whole, is unstable and irrelevant.
• C) the percentage of Americans that favor a particular policy fluctuates tremendously over time.
• D) public opinion is unrelated to public policy, so it matters little if people know much about politics.
• E) public opinion is difficult to understand and, thus, should not be followed by governmental officials.

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