the inflated popularity of a president shortly after being elected

the increased success of presidential incumbents who try to get reelected as opposed to presidential candidates who try to get elected to the office for the first time

the ability of a president to pursue his political agenda with greater success in his second term in office

the inflated popularity of a political party shortly after its creation

the decline in popularity that a president suffers during times of economic recession

I and III

I and II

I, II, and III

I

III

Representative democracy

Direct democracy

Monarchy

Oligarchy

Aristocracy

He felt that a man who was fully dependent on another, an employee, could then be economically coerced into voting contrary to his own conscience.

He thought that those who did not own land were morally inferior to those who did and thus did not deserve a vote.

He considered it rude to allow poorer classes in the same voting places as richer people.

He thought then that those who owned land had more knowledge of how to successfully manage structures and institutions.

He wanted to solidify power in the hands of himself and his friends.

Police powers

Civil obligation

Legislative powers

Social welfare

Constitutionalism