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Politics

1) Social relations involving authority or power. 2) The art or science of governing.

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Declaration of Independence

Politics; U.S. politics

The public act by which the Second Continental Congress on July4, 1776, declared the colonies to be free and independent of England.

national socialism

Politics; U.S. politics

The principles and practices of the Nazi party in Germany. Grounded in military authoritarianism, opposition towards democracy, and the belief in the physical, moral, and cultural ...

independent

Politics; U.S. politics

The principled independent voter is registered as an independent and is not affiliated with a political party. He is motivated to vote and to acquire information out of a sense ...

absolutism

Politics; U.S. politics

The principle or the exercise of complete and unrestricted power in government.

neo-conservative

Politics; U.S. politics

The original neocons were Jewish-Americans, formerly socialist or communist, who moved over to the political right. Perceiving a split in the GOP, some came to use the term to ...

neocon

Politics; U.S. politics

The original neocons were Jewish-Americans, formerly socialist or communist, who moved over to the political right. Perceiving a split in the GOP, some came to use the term to ...