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Unit Three Political Parties Sarah & Katie

Miscellaneous Political Parties Interest Groups Mass Media Political Cartoons 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

What are the two primary political parties in the United States?

Republican and Democrat

When was the first “Mass Media” election?

In 1960 between Nixon and Kennedy

What party does a donkey represent?

Democrat

What does the NRA support/do?

Organization which advocates for gun rights

In a Political Cartoon, what does an oak tree represent?

Strength

What party believes in more government?

Democrat

Which party won this election?

Republicans

What is Political Ideology?

Ones political beliefs

Name 3 differences between conservatives and liberals

Conservatives: Less gun control Pro-Life Supports tax cuts Etc. Liberals: More gun control Pro-Choice Opposes tax cuts Etc.

Name two other political parties beside republicans and democrats (third parties)

1.) Libertarian 2.) Green Party 3.) Independent

What is an Interest Group?

Private organizations whose members share common views and work together to shape public policy.

What is Public Policy?

All of the many goals a government pursues.

Do Interest Groups focus on a wide variety of topics or just one?

Just one

What is “Lobbying”?

Activities by which groups pressure elected officials and influence the legislative process

What does the interest group NAACP stand for?

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

What is a medium?

Means of communication

Do media reports tell the complete story?

No

Sound Bites are aired in how many seconds?

30-45 seconds

What does Media take a large role in shaping?

Public Agenda

10% of Americans get their news from which social media?

Youtube

What is symbolism?

A symbol that represents an idea or quality

What do skulls or bones represent in a political cartoon?

Death

What is an analogy?

A comparison between two things

What is satire?

to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices

What does this cartoon represent?

That tax cuts for the wealthy are outweighing jobless benefits