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2. What do lobbyists provide to members of Congress?

3. Tax exempt interest groups that provide issue advocacy ads are called

4. How do interest groups overcome the free rider problem?

5. What is a written argument submitted to the courts in support of one side of a case?

6. Name the theory that suggests interest groups compete and counterbalance one another in the political marketplace.

7. The largest number of PACs are run by:

8. PAC contributions to a candidate’s campaigns must be disclosed to which federal agency?

9. What would be the least important factor that PACs take into account when determining whether to support a candidate?

10. Who do PACs contribute most of their money to?

11. What is the limit of “hard money” that PACs can contribute to a candidate?

12. In the past forty years, more people have left political parties to become

13. Interest groups are policy specialists while political parties are policy______

14. In terms of organizational structure, How are American political parties organized?

15. Where is the supreme power held in American political parties?

16. The single member district is a barrier to success in which type of political party?

17. What can be used to enhance a candidate’s image?

18. What has happened to the circulation of newspapers since 1960?

19. The method of gauging public reaction to a possible policy initiative is called:

20. A list of priorities to which government officials address their time and energies is called:

21. What role is the media playing when they participate in agenda setting?

22. Who wrote Federalist #10?

23. What is the most common cause of faction?

24. How can geography reduce the abuses caused by factions?

25. Madison proposed to cure the mischief of factions by controlling what:

26. What is one method of removing the causes of factions?