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4/28/2015 1 AP GOPO Unit 3 & 4 Review POLITICAL CULTURE POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL CULTURE, POLITICAL PARTIES, VOTING & ELECTIONS, INTEREST GROUPS & THE MASS MEDIA Key Concepts—Political Culture Political socialization—family, schools, group affiliations, demographic factors, media, events Measuring public opinion Distribution, intensity, and stability Polling—random sampling, sampling error Political ideology and ideological spectrum Liberal, moderate, conservative Radical and reactionary

Unit 3 4 Review Session - Birdville Schools · 2017-04-19 · 4/28/2015 1 AP GOPO Unit 3 & 4 Review POLITICAL CULTURE POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL CULTURE, POLITICAL PARTIES , VOTING

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Page 1: Unit 3 4 Review Session - Birdville Schools · 2017-04-19 · 4/28/2015 1 AP GOPO Unit 3 & 4 Review POLITICAL CULTURE POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL CULTURE, POLITICAL PARTIES , VOTING

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AP GOPOUnit 3 & 4 Review

POLITICAL CULTURE POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL CULTURE, POLITICAL PARTIES, VOTING & ELECTIONS, INTEREST GROUPS

& THE MASS MEDIA

Key Concepts—Political Culture

• Political socialization—family, schools, group affiliations, demographic factors, media, events

• Measuring public opinion• Distribution, intensity, and stability• Polling—random sampling, sampling error

• Political ideology and ideological spectrumgy g p• Liberal, moderate, conservative• Radical and reactionary

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Key Concepts—Political Parties

• Main goal: to win elections to control goverment

• Party Systems• One-Party System• Two-Party System (single-member districts)• Multi-Party System (proportional representation)

• Party responsibilities—recruit, nominate, support y p , , ppcandidates, educate electorate, organize government

• Party identification and membership

• Third or minor parties

• Future of political parties?

Key Concepts—Party Eras

Wh t ti ? Hi t i l t l t l t • Why two-parties? Historical roots, electoral system, election laws

• Party Development (1789-1800)• Democratic Domination (1800-1860)• Republic Domination (1860-1932)• Return of Democrats (1932-1968)

• FDR’s New Deal Coalition

• Divided Government (1968—present) • Reagan’s “Conservative Revolution” coalition

• Electoral Realignment—created by a critical election• Electoral Dealignment—increase “split ticket” voting

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Key Concepts—Voting

• Forms of political participation

• Expansion of suffrage and the electorate

• Issue or policy voting

• Trends of low voter turnout• Political efficacy and 1995 Motor Voter Law

• Who votes? Primary vs general election?• Who votes? Primary vs. general election?

Key Concepts—Elections

• Types of elections (primary, general, special)• Closed, open, blanket and runoff primary

• Congressional elections• Off-year (mid-term) elections, coattail effect

• Presidential elections• Presidential primaries and caucuses, nominating conventions, Presidential primaries and caucuses, nominating conventions,

electoral college

• Campaign finance and reform

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Key Concepts—Interest Groups

• Functions of interest groups

• Types of interest groups• Economic, groups that promote causes, public interest groups

• Strategies of interest groups• Influencing elections• Lobbying (direct, grassroots, coalition)Lobbying (direct, grassroots, coalition)

Key Concepts—Mass Media

• Roles of the media

• What is news? Reporting the news?

• Horse-race journalism

• Media and the President

• Media and Congress

• Bias in media