Political interest groups are composed of people who ________
A) work together to place their members in public office
B) are members of the same occupational or class group
C) work to achieve a shared policy goal
D) feel incapable of influencing politics by themselves
Answer: C
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a. Medicare provides health care to the poor, and Medicaid provides health care to the elderly. b. Medicare provides health care to the elderly, and Medicaid provides health care to the poor. c. Medicare and Medicaid provide health care to all Americans regardless of wealth or age. d. Medicare replaced Medicaid in order to provide health care to poor people as well as the elderly.
Today's voting youth
A) are less sure that they have the solutions for societies problems. B) offer a unique solution to all problems. C) tend to vote republican. D) are more idealistic than previous generations E) vote in greater numbers than their parents.
Which of the following types of politicians are interested in the intrinsic benefits of office?
A. policy-seeking politicians B. office-seeking politicians C. glory-seeking politicians D. money-seeking politicians
Money that can be raised in unlimited amounts for party-building purposes is called __________
a. soft money b. hard money c. party-independent expenditures d. coordinated expenditures