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In the context of government, what does "popular" mean? A. everyone likes it B. by the people C. something the media supports D. favored by elected officials

In the context of government, what does "popular" mean? A. everyone likes it B. by the people C. something the media supports D. favored by elected officials
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In the context of government, what does "popular" mean?

A. everyone likes it
B. by the people
C. something the media supports
D. favored by elected officials

User Vladimir Dorokhov
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Generally speaking, in the context of government "popular" means "B. by the people," since, for instance, the idea of "popular sovereignty" means that the majority of people in a society get to make decisions ultimately on behalf of the state.
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