True or False: Whether a candidate has experience in working with government is not relevant to her/his evaluation for office.
False
10
Running for office is an example of media, interest groups, or individuals trying to influence government?
Individuals
15
What is the definition of "propaganda"?
Ideas or statements that are often false or exaggerated in favor of or against someone or something.
15
What is the definition for "bias"?
Display of favor for or against something.
15
A journalist discovers that an office holder accepted a bribe is an example of: A. Media as watchdog. B. Lobbyists. C. Interest Groups
A. Media Acting as watchdog.
15
Who do lobbyists represent in their attempts to influence government?
interest groups
15
Is the picture an example of Bias, Symbolism, or propaganda?
Propaganda
15
Is the picture representing Symbolism, Media, or Propaganda?
Media
15
How might a political action committee influence government? A. send a letter to a U.S. Senator’s supporters. B. write a letter to a newspaper about a U.S. Senator. C. contribute money to a U.S. Senate campaign. D. None of the above.
contribute money to a U.S. Senate campaign
20
Who do lobbyists represent in their attempts to influence government?
interest groups
10
What kind of influence is the image trying to represent (media, propaganda, or interest groups)?
Propaganda
5
Magna Carta
A document that limited the power of the king.
5
Social Contract
people form governments to protect their rights.
5
What did the colonists believe the king was violating? a. Rule of Law b. Consent of the Governed c. Naturalized Rights
B
5
Which philosopher inspired the idea of natural rights (life, liberty, property)? a. Montesquieu b. John Locke c. Thomas Paine
B
5
What is the primary power of the Legislative Branch? a. Makes the law b. Enforces the law c. Reviews the law d. Declares war