08-07-2008, 09:13 AM
Wax51 Wrote:Just for giggles, at the last minute I signed up for Pol Sci X today.
Here's what I remember.
There were lots of questions about liberalism (Main views,different forms)
A couple about Marxism
Conservatism(What decade did they have the most influence?)
The difference between the parties,ideals.
About 3-4 questions about Parliament
A few about NATO & the UN (What nations hold permanent positions? Why were they originally founded?)
A few about Civil process and rights.
Several about the election process of several styles of Government
One about what happened in Rwanda in 1994
Hope that helps...
Godsend man, thank you...
did you study online or in print?
I have a spark notes 101 political science text and I want to make sure that I am targeting the right material...
Anyone else want to share what they saw on the exam feel free...
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