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1) Social relations involving authority or power. 2) The art or science of governing.
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rebellion
Politics; Political Science
Armed resistance to authority or government, similar to revolution.
recession
Politics; Political Science
Usually defined as a contraction in the Gross National Product that lasts six months or longer. A recession might be marked by job layoffs and high unemployment, stagnant wages, ...
red herring
Politics; Political Science
Something irrelevant that is used to confuse or take the attention away from the something else. The politician who is asked an awkward question may introduce a red herring into ...
redistribution
Politics; Political Science
Reallocation by a government of the wealth of a nation. This is usually done by taxes and welfare benefits-high taxes for the wealthy finance benefits for the poor. Redistribution ...
referendum
Politics; Political Science
A national or local vote on a single issue. Most U.S. states require referendums on amendments to the state constitution.
refugee
Politics; Political Science
A person who has been driven out of his homeland by war or natural disaster and who seeks safety in another country.
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