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  • 2/22/06 Agenda
  • Quiz on reading pages 214-225
  • 2) Finish Socratic Seminar Political Parties
  • 3) Discuss/Review Reading
  • 4) Lecture Interest Groups and PACs
  • 5) Introduction to IIIC The Media Detect the
    Bias
  • 6) Lecture the Media

2
  • Please get out a separate sheet of paper. Thank
    you!
  • Title the paper Chapter 9 Quiz and put your
    heading in the upper right corner.

3
  • Amicus Curiae briefs are used by interest groups
    to
  • Inform their members of current events.
  • Gain a forum for their interest with court cases
    they arent involved in.
  • Recruit new members.
  • None of the above

4
  • 2) Lobbying refers to
  • A) Activities aimed at influencing public
  • officials and the policies they enact.
  • B) The use of money to defeat an
  • incumbent.
  • C) To withhold money as a punishment for
  • disloyalty.
  • D) None of the above.

5
  • 3) To members of congress, the single most
    important thing lobbyists provide is
  • A) Media coverage
  • B) Vacations
  • C) Proper discussion of the issues in
  • newspaper.
  • D) money for their next reelection campaign.

6
  • 4) A Political Action Committee (PAC) is
  • A) A group that is not allowed to be affiliated
  • with an interest group.
  • B) Not allowed to raise money for an interest
  • group.
  • C) The political arm of an interest group that
  • is allowed to raise funds for that group.

7
  • 5) Bundling is a strategy used by PACs to
  • A) Limit the amount of money that can be
  • given to elected officials.
  • B) Combine different issues in one interest
  • groups.
  • C) Increase the amount of money that can
  • be given to a candidate.
  • D) None of the above.

8
  • 6) The Federal Election Campaign Act (FECA) of
    1971
  • A) Eliminated nearly all interest group
  • activity.
  • B) Required all candidates for office to
  • disclose the source of their funding.
  • C) Limited how many times a person could
  • run for congress.
  • D) Was ruled unconstitutional by the
  • Supreme Court.

9
Discuss/Review Reading Pages 214-225
10
  • Finish Socratic Seminar Political Parties

11
  • Do you think political parties are a cause or
    effect of conflict in our federal government?
  • Do you think political parties hinder or help the
    publics understanding of important issues?
  • Do you think we should make it harder for
    people/businesses to give money to political
    candidates? (Campaign finance reform)
  • Do you think third parties, like libertarians and
    the green party, should have greater influence in
    American politics?
  • Which political party do you think will be most
    successful in the next 10 years? Justify your
    answer.
  • Which political party do you think best
    represents the interests of women/minorities/busin
    ess owners/the wealthy/middle class people?

12
  • Open your IN to page 36. 2) Title the page
    Interest Groups and PACs and get ready to take
    lecture notes
  • This lecture will cover IIIB of the Course
    outline.

13
  • Introduction to IIIC The Media
  • Detect the Bias

14
  • Open your Interactive Notebooks to page 38. Thank
    you!
  • Title the page The Media
  • Lecture

15
  • Homework
  • Read pages 305-315 in the textbook.
  • Take at least one page of notes on page 40 of
    your Interactive Notebook.
  • Title the Notes The Mass Media
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