AP Gov Patterson Ch9

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they have never been strongly centralized

Which of the following is historically true of political parties in the united states?

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-executive agencies -interest groups -congressional committees

Which of the following are the components of an iron triangle?

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Free

A person known as a ------ rider derives a benefit without contributing to its achievement

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-Giving policy relevant information to a politician -lobbying a politician

Inside strategy

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-Using televised advertising to promote a groups position -Grassroots letter writing campaigns

Outside strategy

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An organization seeking to influence government policy

Which definition refers to an interest group?

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-making campaign contributions -lobbying -engaging in public relations

Which of the following are legal tactics used by interest groups to influence policymakers

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Citizens

The type of interest group that addresses issues of concern to the general public and not just the groups members is called a ------- interest group.

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the limit on corporate and union spending in federal elections

Citizens united v. federal commission involved which issue affecting interest groups?

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Outside

------ lobbying includes forming PACs and influencing the news media

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purposive

------ incentives include the satisfaction that you are participating in a worthy effort

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-lobbyists identify bills that need their attention -lobbyists testify at committee hearings -lobbyists provide information on specific pieces of legislation

Which of the following are ways in which members of congress benefit from ties to lobbyists?

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-new york -california -texas

Which of the following states have 800 or more registered lobbyists within the state?

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issue network

an ------ ------- is comprised of various actors that all have interest and expertise in a particular policy issue even though they may disagree on what the outcome should be.

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more

Compared with europeans

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face-to-face meetings with members of congress

lobbying elected officials includes which of the following activities?

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-a low chance of achieving their goals through elected officials -faced legislative hurdles

Interest groups tend to rely on the courts to advance their policy goals when they have

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lower

Compared with the percentage of United States workers who were union members in the 1950s and 1960s

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economic

The primary purpose of ------ interest groups is to secure material benefits for their members

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-they can support controversial issues that lawmakers often avoid -they broaden the range of issues that lawmakers address

Which of the following statements are true of concerning interest groups?

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because contributing to candidates campaigns can help gain access for interest group lobbyists

why do many interest groups form political action committees (PACs)

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-creating public service announcements to be aired on television -organizing a protest on the steps of congress -having group members send letters to their legislators

Which of the following would be considered outside lobbying activities used by interest groups?

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Agriculture

Which of the following type of interest group is classified as an economic type?

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-skills -money -contacts

Which of the following help interest groups participate more effectively in group politics?

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corporate interests

The interest group system tends to work primarily in favor of

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12000

There are roughly ------ registered lobbyists who work in washington

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public

outside lobbying is aimed at bringing ------ pressure to bear on policymakers

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-iron triangles -issue networks

Which of the following are types of policy processes in which many interest groups participate?

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