Question 1

Which of the following Supreme Court cases illustrates the use of litigation by an interest group?

Accepted Answer

A)  Roe v.Wade 
B)  Webster v.Reproductive Health Services 
C)  Gibbons v.Ogden 
D)  United States v.Nixon 
E)  Marbury v.Madison 
A)  Roe v.Wade 
B)  Webster v.Reproductive Health Services 
C)  Gibbons v.Ogden 
D)  United States v.Nixon 
E)  Marbury v.Madison

Question 2

Interest groups are concerned with the ______ of government,while political parties are concerned with the ______ of government.

Accepted Answer

A)  values;goals 
B)  membership;authority 
C)  policies;personnel 
D)  lawfulness;political feasibility 
E)  legitimacy;power 
A)  values;goals 
B)  membership;authority 
C)  policies;personnel 
D)  lawfulness;political feasibility 
E)  legitimacy;power

Question 3

When membership in an organization allows for a reduction in the price of museum tickets,it is called a

Accepted Answer

A)  solidary benefit. 
B)  promotion offer. 
C)  material benefit. 
D)  bribe. 
E)  purposive benefit. 
A)  solidary benefit. 
B)  promotion offer. 
C)  material benefit. 
D)  bribe. 
E)  purposive benefit.

Question 4

Interest groups are permitted to spend as much money as they want on issue advocacy during a campaign season,as long as they

Accepted Answer

A)  do not coordinate their efforts with a candidate's own campaign organization. 
B)  are not also actively lobbying the federal government on behalf of the position taken in the issue ad. 
C)  are willing to publicize their membership lists. 
D)  present both sides of the issue in their issue advocacy ads. 
E)  do not employ any person who has formerly worked on a political campaign. 
A)  do not coordinate their efforts with a candidate's own campaign organization. 
B)  are not also actively lobbying the federal government on behalf of the position taken in the issue ad. 
C)  are willing to publicize their membership lists. 
D)  present both sides of the issue in their issue advocacy ads. 
E)  do not employ any person who has formerly worked on a political campaign.

Which of the following Supreme Court cases illustrates the use of litigation by an interest group?

Interest groups are concerned with the of government,while political parties are concerned with the of government.

When membership in an organization allows for a reduction in the price of museum tickets,it is called a

Interest groups are permitted to spend as much money as they want on issue advocacy during a campaign season,as long as they

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Exam 11: Groups and Interests

Which of the following Supreme Court cases illustrates the use of litigation by an interest group?

Interest groups are concerned with the ______ of government,while political parties are concerned with the ______ of government.

When membership in an organization allows for a reduction in the price of museum tickets,it is called a

Interest groups are permitted to spend as much money as they want on issue advocacy during a campaign season,as long as they

American Political Culture

The Founding and the Constitution

Federalism

Civil Liberties

Civil Rights

Public Opinion

The Media

Political Participation and Voting

Political Parties

Campaigns and Elections

Congress

The Presidency

Bureaucracy in a Democracy

The Federal Courts

Government and the Economy

Social Policy

Foreign Policy and Democracy

Filters

Interest groups are concerned with the of government,while political parties are concerned with the of government.