Exam 8: Interest Groups
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A ________ is the best example of an informational benefit provided by many interest groups.
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It is difficult for political scientists to categorize unrepresented interests because
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Labor groups represent ________ percent of the total number of interest groups registered
To lobby in Washington.
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In order to overcome the ________,interest groups often provide ________ to their members.
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________ occurs when interest groups take out advertisements and hold marches.
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When an oil company is invited to participate in negotiations with the Environmental Protection Agency over a proposed rule on offshore drilling,it illustrates that
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A benefit that is sought by an interest group and that once achieved cannot be denied to
Nonmembers is called a
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Interest groups are concerned with the ________ of government,while political parties are
Concerned with the ________ of government.
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Members of interest groups in the United States are typically people
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A person who enjoys the benefits of a group's collective efforts but does not contribute
To those efforts is called a
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In the lobbying world,to be "Microsofted" means that a company has
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Brown v.Board of Education of Topeka,Kansas was a Supreme Court case pursued as part
Of ________ strategy of litigation.
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Over the past several decades,the number and scale of interest groups at the national level has
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A full-page,fully paid spread in the New York Times publicizing a major oil company is
Best described as
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