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Study Game - Competing Theories of Democracy, Institutions, Systems, and Power


Study Game - Competing Theories of Democracy, Institutions, Systems, and PowerVersion en ligne Use this game to study for your reading quiz. par Zachary Foust 1 A worker joins a union and votes for representatives that will negotiate wages on his behalf. During meetings, he interacts with other workers, and they discuss the common interests of their community. Which theory of democracy best describes this situation? a Participatory democracy b Pluralist theory c Elitist theory d Populist theory 2 The members of a church meet multiple times each week to celebrate their faith and worship God. While they do not actively participate in politics, they remain concerned with community-based issues and donate to local causes. Which of the following terms best describes this association of people? a Civil society group b Interest group c Political party d Social movement 3 A woman joins the AARP, an interest group that acts on behalf of retired people in the United States. This interest group collects membership fees, which they use to pay for advocacy in Washington D.C. Which theory of democracy best describes this situation? a Participatory democracy b Pluralist theory c Elitist theory d Populist theory 4 A group of wealthy donors support a candidate in a high profile Senate election. In exchange, they expect their chosen candidate to support the interests of their businesses. Which theory of democracy best describes this situation? a Participatory democracy b Pluralist theory c Elitist theory d Populist theory 5 Why is involvement in local sports leagues evidence of democratic activity in the United States? a They reflect the participatory theory of democracy in which individuals join together with other members of their community. b They reflect the elitist theory of democracy in which wealthy individuals influence the government through donations to political candidates. c They reflect the pluralist theory of democracy in which the members of a national interest group lobby the government to support their cause. d They reflect the populist theory of democracy in which political leaders support ideas that poll well with the general public. 6 Why is the payment of membership fees to a Washington-based organization evidence of democratic activity in the United States? a They reflect the participatory theory of democracy in which individuals join together with other members of their community. b They reflect the elitist theory of democracy in which wealthy individuals influence the government through donations to political candidates. c They reflect the pluralist theory of democracy in which the members of a national interest group lobby the government to support their cause. d They reflect the populist theory of democracy in which political leaders support ideas that poll well with the general public. 7 Why are selective tax breaks that benefit corporations evidence of democratic activity in the United States? a They reflect the participatory theory of democracy in which individuals join together with other members of their community. b They reflect the elitist theory of democracy in which wealthy individuals influence the government through donations to political candidates. c They reflect the pluralist theory of democracy in which the members of a national interest group lobby the government to support their cause. d They reflect the populist theory of democracy in which political leaders support ideas that poll well with the general public. 8 Which of the following best describes the position of the author of the political cartoon above? a The United States should adopt a more elitist form of democracy because the wealthy provide employment to many workers. b The United States should adopt a more pluralist form of democracy because competition between interest groups prevents any singular faction from becoming too powerful. c The United States should adopt a more capitalist form of economic system because the construction of factories and equipment enables progress. d The United States should adopt a more participatory form of democracy because the interests of blue collar workers would be better represented. 9 An individual is accused of breaking and entering. A jury of his peers finds him guilty after a trial. Which of the following terms best describes the organization that interacted with this individual? a Political institution b Civil society c Private business d Extended family 10 A colony gains independence from a larger empire. The political leaders of the new country write a document that establishes separate political insitutions and protects individual freedoms. Which of the following terms best describes this form of government? a Constitutional republic b Direct democracy c Absolute monarchy d Theocratic oligarchy 11 Why does the United States Constitution enumerate specific powers for the national government? a To protect the authority of the states and the fundamental rights of the people b To establish the power of the federal government to override state laws c To create a weak national government in which the states retain most of their sovereignty d To enable the government to control the economy by establishing the principle of social ownership 12 How does the United States government decide on laws and policies? a Religious leaders enact the will of God through the laws and policies of the government. b Individuals inherit political power from their family members and unilaterally decide on laws and policies. c The people elect represenatitives who pass laws and make policies. d The elites pass laws and make policies without regard to democratic political institutions. 13 Which of the following best describes the position of the author of the Supreme Court opinion above? a The national government should have less power to regulate goods involved in commerce. b The national government should have less power over activities unrelated to commerce. c The national government should have more power to police illegal activity within a state. d The national government should have the power to ignore state laws.

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Study Game - Competing Theories of Democracy, Institutions, Systems, and PowerVersion en ligne

par Zachary Foust

A worker joins a union and votes for representatives that will negotiate wages on his behalf. During meetings, he interacts with other workers, and they discuss the common interests of their community. Which theory of democracy best describes this situation?

The members of a church meet multiple times each week to celebrate their faith and worship God. While they do not actively participate in politics, they remain concerned with community-based issues and donate to local causes. Which of the following terms best describes this association of people?

A woman joins the AARP, an interest group that acts on behalf of retired people in the United States. This interest group collects membership fees, which they use to pay for advocacy in Washington D.C. Which theory of democracy best describes this situation?

A group of wealthy donors support a candidate in a high profile Senate election. In exchange, they expect their chosen candidate to support the interests of their businesses. Which theory of democracy best describes this situation?

Why is involvement in local sports leagues evidence of democratic activity in the United States?

Why is the payment of membership fees to a Washington-based organization evidence of democratic activity in the United States?

Why are selective tax breaks that benefit corporations evidence of democratic activity in the United States?

Which of the following best describes the position of the author of the political cartoon above?

An individual is accused of breaking and entering. A jury of his peers finds him guilty after a trial. Which of the following terms best describes the organization that interacted with this individual?

A colony gains independence from a larger empire. The political leaders of the new country write a document that establishes separate political insitutions and protects individual freedoms. Which of the following terms best describes this form of government?

Why does the United States Constitution enumerate specific powers for the national government?

How does the United States government decide on laws and policies?

Which of the following best describes the position of the author of the Supreme Court opinion above?