In which of

the following

ways is the

U.S. free-market

system distinct

from European

economies?

2. According to

the Declaration

a. its lack of regulatory intervention

b. its lack of intervention through taxation

c. its lack of intervention through spending policies

*d. the extent to which private transactions determine the

allocation of economic costs and benefits*

e. the extent to which it exercises regulatory intervention

by altering interest rates

a. "God Almighty."

*b. "the consent of the governed."*

of Independence, c. "the various factions."

governments get

their "just powers" from:

3. What aspect of

America were

William Watts

and Lloyd Free

referring to when

they labeled it

"the country

of individualism

par excellence"?

4. French philosopher Michel

Foucault referred to politics

as:" ."

5. What new policy was estabd. "the teachings of Jesus Christ."

e. "the benevolence of a just king."

a. the majoritarian nature of the voting and election system

b. the ability of any individual to aspire to high political

office

c. the judicial nature of American politics, in which any

individual can challenge powerful interests

*d. the emphasis that Americans place on economic

self-reliance and free markets*

e. the ability of the individual to join in labor unions and

interest groups to pursue his or her political and financial

self-interests

a. like making sausage

b. the burden of citizens

c. a means to an end

*d. war by other means*

e. a necessary evil

a. the right to trial by jury

b. the need to charge an arrested suspect with a specific

lished by the U.S. crime within 24 hours of arrest

Supreme Court's

landmark Gideon

c. the requirement that police read a suspect his rights

before or during arrest

*d. government provision of free legal counsel to the