Which of the following is an example of the solidary incentives interest groups might use to attract members?
a. being part of a community that cares about the same things that you do
b. getting discounts on travel or insurance
c. feeling good about fighting for an issue you care about
d. avoiding negative events that might cause you harm or stress
a. being part of a community that cares about the same things that you do
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Explain campaign events. Why do political candidates stage these events, and why do media sometimes choose not to cover them?
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The close relationship between the United States and Western Europe since World War II reflects which of the following?
a. Balance of power b. Post-modern theory c. Polarization d. Liberalism e. Globalization
Within a unitary system, how useful is an upper house?
A) The upper house is absolutely necessary. B) Its utility waxes and wanes according to power distribution. C) It is less necessary than the lower house. D) Its usefulness is unclear.
Voter turnout in France in recent decades has been much
higher than in the United States, yet in recent legislative elections in France, turnout has fallen to roughly forty-five percent, a level which approaches American turnout rates. Suppose a political scientist explained this by making reference to steadily dropping public approval ratings of the legislature. This explanation of the reduced turnout rate in French legislative elections is a(n) __________ explanation. a. ideational b. institutional c. constructivist d. rational-material