Public Policy and Section Assessment

Chapter 9 function 1 p. 240 Section judgement 1-4 1. What is a worldly concern insurance? A in the globe eye(predicate) insurance is a goal a governing creates and accomplishes them. 2. harken and describe the three briny ideas in which governmental parties and stake groups differ. insurance-making parties focus on nominations, on their goals and on their interests. Interest groups may promote a candidate, but the political party is in charge of the nominations. The political party is much concerned ab turn up the person who result be in charge of the governance rather than the policies the government will create. . (a) How do interest groups stimulate interest in globe affairs? They promote policies they favor and oppose those they fear as threats to their concerns. (b) pee-pee at to the lowest degree three spare functions of interest groups. They unite with other pot around the country to promote their concern. They earmark detailed information to the governmen t to extend their concerns. They act as check-and-balances for the political process. 4. On what bases are interest groups often criticized? some interest schools do not ch vitamin Aion all the views they claim to speak.They can to a fault use tactics to undermine the political system. They may also not demo all the people they claim to do. Chapter 9 Section 2 p. 247 Section Assessment 2-4 2. (a) What are the four major types of economically based interest groups? Business, Labor, Agricultural, and Professional (b) List an example of a major type. A major type of organization is the American Medical Association, which focuses on the concerns of doctors. (c) How does a change linkup differ from a sedulousness union?A trade association is an interest group for business, while moil unions are interest group for realiseers that work in the same industry. Chapter 9 Section 3 p. 254 Section Assessment 1-4, & p. 257 1. For what three reasons do interest groups pertain out to the public? They reach out to the public to share information that is unavoidable for the people to know. Also, they reach out to the public to impose a positive range of mountains on their interest group. Finally, they do so to encourage a public form _or_ system of government to be passed. 2. (a) wherefore do interest groups use propaganda?They use propaganda to cultivate the fashion and belief of people. (b) Identify at least three major propaganda techniques. They use bandwagon, which is when people are encouraged to take an be through because everyone else is doing so. The plain-folks approach is where people must follow an action because it pretends to be one of the greens people. Finally, the name- name is where the opposing policy by calling negative nicknames to them to influence the views of people towards them. 3. (a) Why do interest groups try to influence political parties?Interest groups influence political parties in monastic order to gain take over for the passing of their public policies when the candidate of a political party holds office in the government. (b) What is a single-interest group? This group focuses on one particular issue and creates public policies concerning it. 4. How is lobbying used to influence public policy? Lobbying is used to influence public policy by pressuring legislators to bear aspects of the public political process. Analyzing Political Cartoons 28 & 29 28. (a) What does the building in the toon represent?The building represent the government and the public policies made for the people. (b) What is the source of the words on the building? All the citizens of the United States invite the right to represent themselves in the government. 29. What is the cartoon saying about the influence of special-interest groups on the political process? Interest groups sustain a great impact on the governments public policies. only if those who are great in numbers pool can cause an influence in the government. Individuals must form into interest-groups in order to have a voice in the government.