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Question #1
Social Movements can be considered mass _____________________ phenomenon, using large numbers of people to achieve a goal.
A.
Political liberty
B.
Exclusive Powers
C.
Grassroots
D.
direct democracy
Question #2
One factor necessary for the creation of Social Movements is ________________________________, because safe, content, well-off people have no need for social movements.
A.
Outsiders
B.
Revolving Door
C.
Disruptive
D.
Distress
Question #3
Social Movements may be considered problematic because they use ______________________________ tactics that may put them at odds with society.
A.
Revolving Door
B.
Distress
C.
Exclusive Powers
D.
Disruptive
Question #4
The ______________________________ is the idea that Interest Groups do not harm democracy, in fact they may actually be necessary because of a number of factors, including the idea that free elections do not effectively communicate wants and needs.
A.
Outsiders
B.
Political liberty
C.
Shadow Lobbying
D.
Pluralist Argument
Question #5
Any effort to influence a political individual is called ______________________.
A.
Grassroots
B.
Political liberty
C.
Pluralist Argument
D.
Lobbying
Question #6
______________________________ is influencing officials unofficially and without registering. This is highly profitable, bringing in 9 billion dollars a year.
A.
Outsiders
B.
Shadow Lobbying
C.
Distress
D.
Iron Triangle
Question #7
The ______________________________ is the name given when a politician retires to become a lobbyist. This is subject to a 2 year waiting period.
A.
Distress
B.
Grassroots
C.
Revolving Door
D.
Shadow Lobbying
Question #8
An ____________________________ is a connection between a Congressional Committee, and Interest Group and an Executive Office, used to promote a policy idea, or specific industry.
A.
Party Base
B.
Grassroots
C.
Iron Triangle
D.
Pluralist Argument
Question #9
The ____________________________ regulates and restricts the spending of money by campaigns and candidates on elections.
A.
Grassroots
B.
Federal Election Commission
C.
Federalists
D.
Lobbying
Question #10
The _____________________________ is the core group of supporters that a political party can count on for money and support.
A.
Party Base
B.
Federalists
C.
Lobbying
D.
Grassroots
Question #11
The first political parties were Alexander Hamilton’s _____________________________ and Thomas Jefferson’s Democratic-Republicans.
A.
Disruptive
B.
Federalists
C.
Outsiders
D.
Outsiders
Question #12
Our current political party era can be called the ________________________ era, because we have two independent, well funded, ideologically secure parties that have roughly equal power.
A.
Outsiders
B.
Party Base
C.
Iron Triangle
D.
Parties at War
Question #13
The largest category of Public Interest groups are ________________________________, including groups like the Sierra Club and the NRA which are usually developed out of social movements.
A.
Outsiders
B.
Advocacy
C.
Disruptive
D.
Iron Triangle
Question #14
The difference between a PAC and an Super PAC is a PAC ___ give money directly to a candidate while a Super Pac __
A.
cannot, can
B.
can, cannot
Question #15
Social Movements are the political institutions of _____________________, making them categorically different from Interest Groups and Political Parties.,,
A.
Political liberty
B.
Disruptive
C.
direct democracy
D.
Outsiders
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