Question 1

Discuss the role of interest groups in elections.

Accepted Answer

An ideal response will:
1.Explain that i

Question 2

Explain the difference between grassroots lobbying and lobbying members of Congress directly.

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An ideal response will:
1.Describe grass

Question 3

Why do small groups have an organizational advantage over large groups?

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An ideal response will:
1.Note that inte

Question 4

Interest groups are prohibited from lobbying the federal bureaucracy.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Which of the following is the main type of organization that lobbies on behalf of workers?

Accepted Answer

A)  public interest group 
B)  trade association 
C)  worker cooperative 
D)  labor union 
A)  public interest group 
B)  trade association 
C)  worker cooperative 
D)  labor union

Question 6

Which of the following is an example of a public interest group?

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A)  a consumer rights group 
B)  a professional association 
C)  a labor union 
D)  a group representing a state government 
A)  a consumer rights group 
B)  a professional association 
C)  a labor union 
D)  a group representing a state government

Question 7

If James Madison were alive today,he would most likely view the rapid growth of interest groups over the past several decades as a positive development.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The freedom of association is guaranteed in the __________ Amendment to the Constitution.

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The answer of The freedom of association is guaranteed in...

Discuss the role of interest groups in elections.

Explain the difference between grassroots lobbying and lobbying members of Congress directly.

Why do small groups have an organizational advantage over large groups?

Interest groups are prohibited from lobbying the federal bureaucracy.

Which of the following is the main type of organization that lobbies on behalf of workers?

Which of the following is an example of a public interest group?

If James Madison were alive today,he would most likely view the rapid growth of interest groups over the past several decades as a positive development.

The freedom of association is guaranteed in the __________ Amendment to the Constitution.

American Government: Roots, context, and Culture

The Constitution

The Federal System

Civil Liberties

Civil Rights

Congress

The Presidency

The Executive Branch and the Federal Bureaucracy

The Judiciary

Public Opinion and Political Socialization

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Elections and Voting

The Campaign Process

The News Media

Domestic Policy

Economic Policy

Foreign and Defense Policy

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Exam 15: Interest Groups

Discuss the role of interest groups in elections.

Explain the difference between grassroots lobbying and lobbying members of Congress directly.

Why do small groups have an organizational advantage over large groups?

Interest groups are prohibited from lobbying the federal bureaucracy.

Which of the following is the main type of organization that lobbies on behalf of workers?

Which of the following is an example of a public interest group?

If James Madison were alive today,he would most likely view the rapid growth of interest groups over the past several decades as a positive development.

The freedom of association is guaranteed in the __________ Amendment to the Constitution.

American Government: Roots, context, and Culture

The Constitution

The Federal System

Civil Liberties

Civil Rights

Congress

The Presidency

The Executive Branch and the Federal Bureaucracy

The Judiciary

Public Opinion and Political Socialization

Political Parties

Elections and Voting

The Campaign Process

The News Media

Domestic Policy

Economic Policy

Foreign and Defense Policy

Filters