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Q1.

What hypothesis would an investigator test when analyzing anomalies in 'What is Democracy? Why Democracy? (Features, Arguments For & Against, Broader Meaning)'?


(A)
A falsifiable, testable proposition based on scientific principles of What is Democracy? Why Democracy? (Features, Arguments For & Against, Broader Meaning)
(B)
An untestable guess
(C)
A popular opinion
(D)
A mythological story
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Which modern technological breakthrough is directly rooted in the science of 'What is Democracy? Why Democracy? (Features, Arguments For & Against, Broader Meaning)'?


(A)
Horse carts
(B)
Biotechnology, clean energy, advanced materials, or medical diagnostic devices derived from What is Democracy? Why Democracy? (Features, Arguments For & Against, Broader Meaning)
(C)
Manual stone tools
(D)
None
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