5 Written Questions

1. iis something of calie such as clean air that cannot be withheld from a potential group member.
2. argues that interest group activity brings representation to all.
3. consiste of written arguments submitted to the courts in support of one side of a case.
4. is composed of all people who might be group members because they share some common interest
5. a perfectly rational response is thus to sit back and let other people do the work

5 Matching Questions

1. political action commitees
2. right to work laws
3. selective benefits
4. single issue group
5. actual group

1. a is composed of those in the potential group who choose to join.
2. b can be defined as a group that has a narrow interest dislikes compromise and single midedly pursues its goal.
3. c are goods that a group can rstrict to those who pay their yearly dues such as information publications.
4. d outlaw union membership as a condition of employment.
5. e provide a means for groups to participate in electioneering.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. comes from the place wher petitioners used to collar legislatures.
   1. actual group
   2. union shop
   3. electioneering
   4. lobbying
2. argues that a few groups have most of the power.
   1. electioneering
   2. Pluralist theory
   3. elite theory
   4. union shop
3. asserts that too many groups are getting too much of what they want resulting in government policy that is often contradictoryy and lacking in direction.
   1. interest group
   2. Pluralist theory
   3. elite theory
   4. hyperpluralist theory
4. enable a group of people in a similar situation to combinve their common grievances into a single suit.
   1. electioneering
   2. right to work laws
   3. class action lawsuits
   4. selective benefits
5. aiding candidates finacially and getting group members out to support them.
   1. lobbying
   2. selective benefits
   3. collective good
   4. electioneering

5 True/False Question

1. public interest lobbies → are organizations that seek "a collective good the achievement of which will not selectivelyand materially benefit the membership or activists of the organization
   

   True        False

2. union shop → argues that a few groups have most of the power.
   

   True        False

3. subgovernments → are composed of key interest groups leaders interested in policy.
   

   True        False

4. interest group → is an organization of people with similar policy goals who enter the political process to try to achieve those aims.
   

   True        False

5. olson's law of large groups → can be defined as a group that has a narrow interest dislikes compromise and single midedly pursues its goal.
   

   True        False