Quiz 2

Question 0

Long Wave

Answer 0

slower, long-term developments

Question 1

Conjuncture

Answer 1

Certain periods of time, typically relatively short ones, with more abrupt changes

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Question 2

Level of Analysis

Answer 2

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Question 3

Social Cleavage

Answer 3

a division of society into two or more groups usually caused by religion, race or economic status

The groups must be aware that they are separated and act on that fact and must have institutions set up to represent them, mostly against the opposing side.

Question 4

Gereralization

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Internal

Democratization Processes

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External

Democratization Processes

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Question 7

Emulative

Democratization Processes

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Supportive

Democratization Processes

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Emergence

Democratization

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Deepening

Democratization

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Survival

Democratization

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Responsive

Democratization

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Enlightened

Democratization

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Opportunistic

Democratization

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Imposed

Democratization

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Question 16

Social Movements

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Question 17

Resource Distribution

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Question 18

Elite

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Question 19

Masses

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Question 20

Human Empowerment

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Question 21

EURASIA
COUNTRIES & TERRITORIES: 17

(Freedom House)

Answer 21

Most countries in Eurasia rank at or near the bottom of Freedom House’s ratings for political rights and civil liberties.

While a few—such as Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine—have struggled to democratize and pursue European integration in recent years, they face strong resistance from Russia and antidemocratic elements within their borders.

Freedom House’s programs in the region support courageous activists in their struggle to strengthen basic human rights, provide independent news and analysis, and combat grave violations of the rule of law.

Question 22

ASIA-PACIFIC
COUNTRIES & TERRITORIES: 45

(Freedom House)

Answer 22

Over the past five years, the Asia-Pacific region has been the only one to record steady gains in political rights and civil liberties as measured by Freedom House.

Although it is home to China, where over half the world’s Not Free population lives, and North Korea, the least free country in the world, a number of Asia-Pacific countries have made impressive gains in the institutions of electoral democracy—elections, political parties, pluralism—and in freedom of association.

Problems persist regarding many fundamental rights, and Freedom House supports local civil society groups throughout Southeast Asia in promoting and advocating the work of human rights defenders.