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2. Connections with others and the willingness to interact and aid them.
5. Strong support, or even blind allegiance, for a particular party.
8. A good available to many people but used only by those who can pay the price.
9. The theory that political power rests in the hands of a small, elite group of people.
10. A fundamental principle of democracy in which the majority has the power to make decisions binding upon the whole.
11. A form of government where people participate directly in making government decisions.
14. Goods provided by government that anyone can use and that are available to all without charge.
18. A form of government where one ruler, usually hereditary, holds political power.
19. A form of government where a handful of elite society members hold political power.
20. Beliefs and preferences people are not deeply committed to and that change over time.

1. A form of government where voters elect representatives to make decisions and pass laws on behalf of the people.
3. Protections for those who are not part of the majority.
4. Beliefs and preferences based on strong feelings regarding an issue that someone adheres to over time.
5. The process by which we decide how resources will be allocated and which policies government will pursue.
6. A form of government where government is all-powerful and citizens have no rights.
7. A form of government where political power rests in the hands of the people.
12. The beliefs and ideals that help shape political opinion and eventually policy.
13. Goods that all people may use but that are of limited supply.
15. Influence over a government's institutions, leadership, or policies.
16. The means by which a society organizes itself and allocates authority to accomplish collective goals.
17. Goods provided by private businesses that can be used only by those who pay for them.