Question 1
According to the crash course video on political parties, why do political scientist feel that the primary process can lead to further party polarization (parties becoming less moderate)?
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Low voter turnout leads to partisan voters which leads to partisan candidates |
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Primaries are held at different times around the country |
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Low voter turnout leads to only elites voting and they pick their favorite candidates |
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Only moderate voters vote in primaries |
Question 2
According to your text book, which three factors influence voter's decisions at the polls? (2016 election not included)
partisan loyalist/ issues and policy preferences/ candidate characteristics |
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partisan loyalist/ social media/ candidate likability |
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social media campaign/ partisan loyalty/ candidate characteristics |
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partisan loyalty/ issues / endorsement from former politician |
Question 8
The number of Electoral College votes a state has is determined by
How many members of the House the state has plus 2 |
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How many members of the Senate the state has plus 2 |
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How many judicial districts the state has |
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How many people the state has divided by the number of congressional districts |
Question 39
In the lobbying world, to be “Microsoft” means that a company has
Become vulnerable to adverse legislation and investigation as a result of failing to lobby the federal government. |
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Only lobbied members of one political party |
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Lobbied only the federal government, opening itself up to adverse actions by state governments. |
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Allowed other companies to become free-riders on its costly lobbying efforts. |
Question 46
When people answer polls in an inaccurate way it is called_____________. For example, over reporting how much you vote, exercise, or go to church.
Social desirability effect |
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Impressing the pollster |
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Biased answers |
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Selection bias |
Question 50
Public interest groups differ from other types of interest groups in that
They claim to serve the common good, not just their own interests |
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They were first political associations to use the strategy of direct mailing |
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Unlike other interest groups, their status is like that of a charity, not a political organization |
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They do not engage in lobbying |
Ans. 1
Option A
The primaries were developed after the progressive moment which included internal democracy. Low voter turnout leads to partisan voters which leads to partisan candidates.
Ans. 2
Option A
Except for the 2016 election, there were three major factors affecting the vote cast process, the Candidate characteristics, issues and policy preference, and partisan loyalty.
Ans. 3
Option B
The calculation of Electoral College votes depends on the members of the senate the state plus two.
Ans. 4
Option A
Ans. 5
Option A
Social desirability effects are responsible for many behaviors because they are evaluating by society or favorable for it.
Ans. 6
Option A
Public interest groups works for common goods and social values rather than self-benefits.
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