Back to marketplace

ch 9

No description yet. This curated deck is ready for daily study.

Total cards: 20•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

Card preview (20)

#1
Front (Question)

James Madison warns against factions in Federalist no. ____.

Back (Answer)

10

#2
Front (Question)

In Federalist no. 10, Madison suggests the way to prevent factions from killing off popular government is to _____.

Back (Answer)

increase the number of them

#3
Front (Question)

_____ is a pejorative term, often used to designate an interest group whose aims or issue preferences one does not share.

Back (Answer)

Special interest

#4
Front (Question)

An interest group is defined as an organization whose goal is to _____.

Back (Answer)

influence government

#5
Front (Question)

For an interest group to be successful, it must _____.

Back (Answer)

all of the above

#6
Front (Question)

A _____ is an individual who contacts government officials on behalf of a particular cause or issue.

Back (Answer)

lobbyist

#7
Front (Question)

_____ is an open, participatory style of government in which many different interests are represented.

Back (Answer)

Pluralism

#8
Front (Question)

____ fear that there are so many interests and groups that the entire system is bogging down in stalemate.

Back (Answer)

Hyperpluralists

#9
Front (Question)

_____ states that a handful of wealthy, influential Americans exercise extensive control over government decisions.

Back (Answer)

Power elite theory

#10
Front (Question)

_____ benefits refer to items distributed by public interest groups as incentives to sign up or remain a member.

Back (Answer)

Material

#11
Front (Question)

_____ benefits refer to values or deeply held beliefs that inspire individuals to join a public interest group.

Back (Answer)

Expressive

#12
Front (Question)

A/an _____ election is one in which candidates run as individuals, without any party affiliation.

Back (Answer)

nonpartisan

#13
Front (Question)

_____ unhinged party politics, crippling a Republican Party associated with business interests and economic incompetence.

Back (Answer)

The Great Depression

#14
Front (Question)

Republican presidential candidates _____ developed a “southern strategy” to win middle-class white votes.

Back (Answer)

Nixon and Reagan

#15
Front (Question)

Strong attachment to one political party, often established at an early age, is known as _____ identification.

Back (Answer)

party

#16
Front (Question)

_____ voting is most likely to lead to divided government.

Back (Answer)

Split-ticket

#17
Front (Question)

A _____ voter is one who votes for the same party for all offices on a ballot.

Back (Answer)

straight-ticket

#18
Front (Question)

The party’s statement of purpose and position on issues is called the _____.

Back (Answer)

party platform

#19
Front (Question)

The _____ is the largest (and least organized) component of a political party, drawn from the public at large: registered members and regular supporters.

Back (Answer)

party in the electorate

#20
Front (Question)

_____ occurs during those periods in which at least one house of Congress is controlled by a party different from the one occupying the White House.

Back (Answer)

Divided government