Chapter 11

Question 1

PAC

Answer 1

Set up to raise and spend funds for a corporation, labor union or an interest group

Question 2

Lobbyists

Answer 2

A person that goes to Washington that represents an interest group and coordinates with the politicians

Question 3

Incentive

Answer 3

Something of value that someone cannot have without joining an organization

Question 4

Solidary incentive

Answer 4

The social rewards offered such as pleasure, status and companionship

Question 5

Material Incentive

Answer 5

A promise of material things such as money, or other comparable things in monetary value

Question 6

Purposive Incentive

Answer 6

An benefit that comes from serving a cause

Question 7

Ideological interest groups

Answer 7

Interest groups appealing the members’ political stances and ideological beliefs

Question 8

Public-interest lobby

Answer 8

A political organization whose outcomes benefit the non-members

Question 9

Social Movement

Answer 9

A widely held demand for change in any social or political aspect of society

Question 10

Political Cue

Answer 10

A signal given to a legislature for what values are at stake in a vote, and how these issues fit into his or her party

Question 11

Interest group

Answer 11

An organization of people that share a common goal that want to influence public policy