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2. proposed bill of rights
4. mutual trust and cooperation that arises from the web of connections among people involved in organizations and community groups
5. society is run by a few people at the top
6. any significant event
9. sample must have the same basic characteristics
11. when we ask people about their views and then compile the results
15. civil liberties also known as
17. group of people with broad common interest who organize to win elections, control government, and thereby influence government policies
18. legal member of a political community, with certain rights and obligations
20. news media covers all major political events extensively
21. sampling error that doesn't match the population
22. each person in the population has a known chance of being chosen as par of the sample
24. endorsable right or privilege, which if interfered with by another give rise to an action or injury
25. what amendment abolished slavery

1. there are many different centers of power
3. results from bad samples
7. when pollsters assign each person an equal chance of being selected
8. most political and economic events affect people unevenly, so one's social and economic status naturally affects one's views
10. set of attitudes and practices held by a people that shapes their political behavior
12. someone who votes, obeys all laws, pays taxes
13. law that protects a person from being subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy
14. many officials actively campaign to generate support among the public
16. sometimes used as a synonym for the relationships that create the social capital
19. a person whose views on an issue can affect the view of others
23. first person to puzzle over what makes someone a citizen