Ideology and policy making
How do political ideologies influence the policy priorities of major parties?
What is by guiding what issues parties focus on and how they solve them
A type of primary election that requires a registration as a party affiliate to vote
What is a closed primary
A style of writing that involves sensationalized, unethical, and exaggerated news
What is yellow journalism?
This informal way of gauging a large population opinion and what the 24 amendment prohibited
What is Straw poll tax?
This ideology supports government action to achieve equal opportunity and to protect rights
What is Liberalism
What is one key difference between liberals and conservatives in economic policy
What is Liberals favor government intervention, conservatives favor free-market solutions
The belief that one can make a change through political participations and sharing a opinion
What is Political efficacy
This media targeting a general audience including newspaper and magazines
What is popular press?
An organized group of people that share a political ideology AND early American news paper financed and controlled by political party
What is political party press?
What is a political value
What shapes the beliefs of how people think or view the government?
This is how lobbying influences members of Congress?
What is providing information, giving political support or persuading lawmakers.
**Daily Double**
What is the 26th amendment?
Form of news that discussed what should and shouldn't be considered as issues
What is Gatekeeper
The way we see politics AND a poll that measure a person political beliefs
What is political ideology polling?
The lifelong process where individuals acquire their political attitudes, values and beliefs
What is political socialization?
What is one way political parties shape public policy outcomes?
What is organizing the government; setting legislative agendas; passing laws?
The right to vote is also known as
Form of news that discussed wrong doing within the government
What is Watchdog?
Government law design to improve human welfare AND the process of making a law
What is social policy making?
The thing where most of your political socialization is from
What is your family?
How do PACs and super PACs influence elections and policy
What is raising money and spending on campaigns to support candidates and their issues.
What is it called when a person votes for a candidate based on the candidate's past performance in office?
Poll that is used right after you cast your vote
What is an exit poll?
News that focus on polling data and who is winning or losing AND voluntary activities by citizens aimed at influencing government policy
What is horse racing politics participations?
The ideology far to the right that wants to return before certain changes were made
What is reactionary ideology?