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

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by 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?

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?

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?

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?

5

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

6

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

7

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

8

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

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?

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?

11

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

12

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

13

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

 
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