PLSC 2003 Chapter Notes - Chapter 7: United Nations Charter, Frederick Jackson Turner, Crimea

• School: University of Arkansas
• Department: Political Science
• Course: PLSC 2003
• Professor: Hamilton

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But not guarantee democratic gov"t by voting. [soviet union] only 1 party= w. vote. Joined together w. england (as uk of. 1999 gained own parliament & legislate domestic matters. Referendum (vote) for indepen- dence > spn won. Uk gov"t allowed (but poll= 45% disagree: independence) = rely on voting to varying degrees. Expect ppl to participate in politics in other ways. E. g: interest groups, contact public of- ficials, campaign. [action of private citizens by which they seek to influence/ support gov"t & politics] include both controversial & uncontrover- sial forms. > scots rejected independence (55% v. in a given situation] Hold popular vote= democratic method of set controversial issue. Us states= allow ppl to decide key issues by vote = britain & others. E. g: wear swimsuit at beach, but not at dance party. E. g: display campaign poster in front of yard. < > us constitution= not provide for na- Democratic idea= gov"t should be run by ppl.