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What are the three main sub-disciplines of modern political science?

  • Political philosophy, political economy, and political theology
  • Public administration, public policy, and public law
  • Comparative politics, international relations, and political theory (correct)
  • Legislative studies, executive studies, and judicial studies

When did contemporary political science start to take shape?

  • Early 20th century
  • Early 18th century
  • Mid-19th century
  • Latter half of the 19th century (correct)

What fields are considered the clear set of antecedents of modern political science?

  • Geography, literature, mathematics, biology
  • Physics, chemistry, astronomy, geology
  • Moral philosophy, political economy, political theology, history (correct)
  • Sociology, anthropology, psychology, economics

What was it uncommon for political science to be considered distinct from in the late 19th century?

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What is the primary focus of political science as a social science?

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Sub-disciplines of Modern Political Science

  • The three main sub-disciplines of modern political science are: political theory, comparative politics, and international relations

Development of Contemporary Political Science

  • Contemporary political science started to take shape in the late 19th century

Antecedents of Modern Political Science

  • The clear set of antecedents of modern political science are: philosophy, history, economics, and sociology

Distinction of Political Science in the Late 19th Century

  • In the late 19th century, it was uncommon for political science to be considered distinct from philosophy

Primary Focus of Political Science

  • The primary focus of political science as a social science is understanding the allocation and exercise of power

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