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Multi-word Results
| popular culture |
the part of culture, esp. the realms of the arts, entertainment, and fashion, that appeals to or is consumed by the masses and is often commercially-driven. |
| popular front |
a political coalition of various leftist and centrist parties struggling against fascism and promoting social reform. |
| popular sovereignty |
the doctrine that a state is subject to the will of the people who comprise that state. |
| popular vote |
in the U.S., the vote for a President as participated in by the voters themselves, as opposed to the vote carried out by the electoral college. [2 definitions] |
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