Lesson 1.4 Political Games

What is the main impact of decisions made by governments according to the text?

• They affect only the economy.

• They have no impact on society.

• They impact people's health, wealth, and happiness.

• They only influence international relations.

What historical event is cited as an example of horse trading?

• The signing of the Declaration of Independence

• The Great Compromise

• The Boston Tea Party

• The Louisiana Purchase

In the Great Compromise, what did the House of Representatives represent?

• Small states

• Large states

• Foreign countries

• Native tribes

What does the walkout strategy put on the other players?

• Encouragement

• Pressure

• Relaxation

• Confusion

What is often the "something" that politicians want in horse trading?

• A new car

• A proposed law

• A vacation

• A public speech

What does each side give up in horse trading?

• Money

• Something of equal or greater value

• Time

• Friendship

What did Chávez's influence inspire, according to the text?

• Economic growth

• Political change

• Social justice movements

• His legacy inspires us still

What is often involved in politics according to the text?

• Economic growth

• Power struggles

• Environmental issues

• Technological advancements

How did Machiavelli believe a prince would be judged if he maintained the state?

• Honourable and praised by everyone

• Feared and respected

• Wealthy and powerful

• Wise and benevolent

What is the common misconception about Machiavelli's philosophy according to the text?

• He advocated an 'anything goes' philosophy

• He supported democratic ideals

• He believed in pacifism

• He promoted religious governance