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Which of the following was demonstrated in Dahl's pluralist study of New Haven?
 
  A. Elites controlled the decision-making process in private.
  B. Many individuals and groups exercised influence at different times and on different issues.
  C. Organized group activity was insignificant.
  D. No dispersal of community power was experienced.

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In the American federal system, the governor is the chief negotiator with local and other state governments.
 
  Indicate whether this statement is true or false.

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Power is concentrated in the hands of top business and financial leaders in which of the following models?
 
  A. elite model
  B. pluralist model
  C. NIMBY model
  D. New Haven model

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Those who believe that power in American communities is concentrated in the hands of relatively few leaders in the business or financial sector are called ________.
 
  A. financiers
  B. majoritists
  C. pluralists
  D. elitists
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