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1 Unit 3 AP Review

2 Question #1 The “free rider” problem refers to what?

3 Question #2 What is the biggest obstacle for 3 rd parties in trying to elect their candidate to the presidency?

4 Question #3 What is the primary purpose of political parties?

5 Question #4 Individuals who join an interest group for a purposive benefit are joining for this reason…… What is it?

6 Question #5 Besides political parties and interest groups name another “linking mechanism”

7 Question #6 Lobbying is protected under the 1 st Amendment. Lobbyists work to influence policy. What is the primary way in which lobbyists work to influence policy?

8 Question #7 PAC’s are set up to provide money to candidates in a campaign. Who would receive the majority of money that a PAC donates to a campaign?

9 Question #8 “Traditional” media refers to which type of media?

10 Question #9 Besides campaign contributions describe two ways that interest groups can influence policy.

11 Question #10 Since the 1960’s there has been a trend towards “dealignment.” What is the trend?

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