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US Gov Interest Groups chapter 18
US Gov Interest Groups chapter 18
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In conducting scientific polls, the group of people to be studied is called the
cluster sample
universe
world
straw poll sample
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PAC support for an incumbent often means
reelection
greater influence on public policy
defeat at election time
tax fraud investigation
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This is an example of an independent PAC
Realtor's Political Action Committee
Cattlemen's Action legislative Fund
Council of a Livable World
Sun PAC
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This is the direct way interest groups try to influence government
newsletters
public support
campaign contributions
lobbying
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Most interest groups try to influence government through
lobbying
paying higher taxes
public support
illegal contributions
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These entities support candidates who favor their ideas, but they do not nominate candidates
political parties
interest groups
nominating committees
public-interest groups
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This group of Americans believes in a limited national government
moderates
the media
conservatives
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This term refers to a person's attitude about whether he/she can affect politics
political posture
political orientation
political socialization
political efficacy
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This is a shared set of basic beliefs about life, culture, gov., and society
public opinion
ideology
cultural values
political culture
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This is a technique in which everyone has an equal chance of being selected
representative sample
biased sample
random sampling
cluster sample
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This includes the ideas and attitudes a significant number of Americans hold about government
peer groups
public opinion
political culture
mass media
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these groups may be seeking military aid, economic aid, or favorable trade agreements
business-interest groups
public-interest groups
foreign-interest groups
military lobbies
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A small group of people typical of the larger group to be studied is called a
representative sample
biased sample
straw poll
mass media
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Ralph Nader's Public Citizen, Inc., is an example of a
political-interest group
labor-interest group
business-interest group
public-interest group
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Lobbyists frequently
offer misinformation
provide unlimited meals and gifts
collect taxes
research and draft bills
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This is a political action committee that is tied to a corporation or a labor union
non-connected PAC
affiliated PAC
independent PAC
public interest PAC
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Most Americans believe themselves to be
conservatives
moderates
liberal
reactionary
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Unscientific attempts to measure public opinion are made through
representative samples
cluster samples
straw polls
random sampling
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Interest groups know that campaign contributions will assure them
political support
access to lawmakers they support
presidential support
election of lawmakers support
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Exit polls are used to predict
economic downturns
election results
trends in popular opinion
party affiliation
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Stereotypes can be created or discredited by
mass media
public opinion
political socialization
peer groups
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Many business and labor interest groups are concerned with issues regarding
education
housing
the banking industry
the economy
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Interest group leaders strengthen the political power of their groups by
collecting taxes
unifying the members
holding rallies
charging dues