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- The name of the leader of the Montgomery bus boycott (1955-56). (four words) (21)
- The name of the U.S. political scientist who developed the theory that there have been three "waves of democratization" since the 1820s. (two words) (17)
- Shively argues that political movements worldwide are MORE or LESS frequent today than in the past. (4)
- The nickname for the massive and spontaneous uprising in the Ukraine in 2004 that led to the election of reformer Victor Yushchenko. (two words) (17)
- The nickname of the current president of Brazil, Luis Inącio da Silva. (4)
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- A school of Christian theology that emphasizes the mission of bringing justice to the poor and oppressed, particularly through political activism. (two words) (19)
- The leader of civil disobedience movements in South Africa (1893-1914) and India (1916-45). (two words) (14)
- Shively argues that which type of issues are more important today in the post-industrial era: CULTURE-WAR or CLASS-WAR? (11)
- The name of the U.S. political scientist who argues that there are three prerequisites of democracy: competitive elections, expansion of the suffrage, and broad civil-liberties guarantees. (two words) (11)
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