A shift in fundamental party identification and loyalty caused by significant historical events or national crises is known as a(n)
a. party identification.
b. socialization.
c. revolution
d. reorganization.
e. realignment.
e
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The component of democracy that assesses the extent to which people develop their own awareness of their role in promoting self-government is known as the _____ component
a. developmental b. output c. protection d. electorate
Which of the following is NOT a type of lobbyist?
a. Office b. Contract c. In-house d. Voluntary
Which of the following is not a way in which private citizens and interest groups advance their own foreign policy agenda with policy makers?
a. Providing political support and financial donations to political candidates b. Encouraging others to withhold voting in certain elections or on certain issues c. Publishing reports on pressing policy issues d. Organizing mass e-mail campaigns
Why are scholars concerned about corporate ownership of media?
a. It adds dangerously to the already strong business presence in American politics. b. News organizations may not pull any punches when reporting about the activities of competing corporations. c. Only popular perspectives on current events will be reported. d. Too much diversity in perspectives will muddy the message that the corporate owners want to convey.