One issue that Dahl argues the states could not agree in, and that resulted in a one-sided compromise, was the issue of ___________. 

______________ characterized the state of nature as a war of every man against every man, where life is short and full of struggle. 

As discussed in lecture, the Declaration of Independence strongly echoes which of this week’s thinkers on the idea of the purpose of government and the protection of individual rights?

Dahl argues that the ________________ is the most glaring anti-democratic error still remaining in the U.S. Constitution.

The immediate period following World War II was one of ______________. 

Aristotle defines the purpose of a regime (polis) as _____________. 

In terms of the relationship between political culture and the individual, Nozick argues that _____________. 

Taylor describes _____________ as a situation where there is an expectation to adhere to a common identity based on a specific and unyielding mold of citizenship, where alternatives are not tolerated and which demands that all other forms of individual identity are subordinated to their identity as a specific version of a citizen. 

For Aristotle, democracy would fall under the category of _____________. 

The author of the Federalist Papers that we read this week argues that the legislative branch is not likely to become despotic since it represents the people.