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Special interest groups have power because they have money
 
true
 
false
You should research the legislation BEFORE you meet with a legislator
 
true
 
false
Most bills that are lobbied become a law
 
false
 
true
How many steps are in the lobbying process?
 
8
 
6
 
2
If a legislator does not support you then you should try again
 
true
 
false
If a legislator does not support you then you should write an angry email
 
false
 
true
It is easy to get a meeting with a legislator?
 
false
 
true
These special interest groups are concerned about the health of the Earth, conservation, and the environment
 
environmental groups
 
planet groups
 
global warming groups
Who would be represented by a professional interest group?
 
lawyers
 
pastors
 
farmers
These special interest groups are concerned about improving things for the entire general public, not just their members
 
public interest groups
 
economic groups
 
professional groups
Most lobbying is done by:
 
special interest groups
 
one person
 
athletes
Who do you contact if you want a bill supported?
 
legislator
 
principal
 
president
One way to influence what bills become laws is through:
 
lobbying
 
yelling
 
fighting
Someone who uses or buys a product
 
consumer
 
producer
 
customer
Doing what is best for the Earth and the environment
 
conservation
 
concussion
 
convection
These special interest groups are concerned with farmers and farming
 
agricultural groups
 
crop groups
 
tractor groups
Refers to a job where people must have a license, like a doctor or lawyer
 
professional
 
rich
 
assistant
Refers to manual type of jobs
 
labor
 
sitting
 
pushing
Rules that restrict a business
 
regulation
 
discipline
 
guidelines
Making their living by selling and buying goods
 
business
 
scam
 
thief
These special interest groups are concerned with making more money for the members of the group and who they represent
 
economic interest
 
banking interest
 
money interest
Person responsible for making the laws
 
legislator
 
legislation
 
lieutenant
Bill being considered to be a law
 
legislation
 
legislator
 
bill
Group of people with shared interest who want to influence what bills becomes laws
 
special interest groups
 
legislator
 
government
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