_________ is the apt label that has been given to campaigns that masquerade as grassroots mobilizations, but are not.
A. Demonstrating B. Astroturf lobbying C. _Stare decisis_ D._Amicus curiae_briefing
Right answer: Astroturf lobbying
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In Brazil's open list proportional representation system a. the number of seats is allocated to parties in proportion to the number of votes each receives. b. voters cast their ballots for individuals not parties
c. candidates emphasize their personal qualities, rather than their party identification d. there are few limits on how many individuals and parties may run in the same district. e. All of these.
Tony Blair brought the Labour Party in Britain to power by
a. moving the party to the right to attract middle-class votes. b. moving the party to the left to attract working-class votes. c. championing a series of long-demanded constitutional reforms. d. moving the party to the right to attract working-class votes. e. moving the party to the left to attract middle-class votes.
According to the U.S. Constitution, power is channeled into three different branches of government: __________, __________, and __________
A) executive; economic; legislative B) legislative; executive; judicial C) judicial; legislative; military D) executive; federal; legislative E) judicial; domestic; foreign
Interest groups are often categorized and analyzed according to ______.
a. the demographics of their membership as it compares to the overall goals of the group b. the common traits that members share when organizing and activating towards success c. the way in which they recruit and motivate members in order to maximize political results d. the broader goals that they set out to achieve and on whose behalf they hope to succeed