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What term best describes a politician who gains support by making arguments that those in power do not care about the average person or their interests?
centrist
populist
protestant
socialist
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Populist.
A populist politician builds support by portraying "the people" as opposed to a corrupt or indifferent elite, arguing those in power don't care about ordinary citizens. The other terms don't fit as well: centrist = moderate position, Protestant = a religious group, socialist = an economic/political ideology.
A populist politician builds support by portraying "the people" as opposed to a corrupt or indifferent elite, arguing those in power don't care about ordinary citizens. The other terms don't fit as well: centrist = moderate position, Protestant = a religious group, socialist = an economic/political ideology.
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