I think the approach that often used is Constructivism.
Often times, in a specific society , there will be a characteristic of pattern and behaviors that are tolerated and the one that don't.
For example, in Eastern culture, it is not tolerated to call someone that is older solely by name.
The entire production evinces authenticity and a real respect for the subject matter.
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The Soviet Union broke up into a number of independent, noncommunist states in 1991. The largest former Soviet state is Russia. Germany was reunited as East Germany and was no longer separated from West Germany by the Berlin wall. As a result of these changes, Eastern Europe began to transition from communism to democracy. As the iron rule of the former Soviet state was lifted, longstanding ethnic conflicts erupted in some formerly communist states.
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below are the choices:
a.Liberty
<span>b.Popular Sovereignty </span>
<span>c.Pluralism </span>
<span>d.Equality
</span>Popular Sovereignty
<span>You don't know the power commanded by the oligarchs with their bribes, lobbying, and subsidies. Your vote doesn't even count anymore. What we have lost is the ability of the commoner to get a say for what others are going to do. Special interests, complicated partisan maneuvering, political standstill on every level makes the rise of the Sith a very real possibility in our government.</span>
DescriptionToleration is the allowing, permitting, or acceptance of an action, idea, object, or person which one dislikes or disagrees with.