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Unit 03 (7a-8d)

Red 12 - Unit 3 (7a-8d)

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What should you NOT do to evaluate the media and political campaigns? Depend on only one source Detect bias Separate fact from opinion Depend on only one source
What should you NOT do to evaluate the media and political campaigns? Evaluate sources Identify propaganda Trust everything is factual and unbiased Trust everything is factual and unbiased
What is more important when analyzing information from campaigns and the media? Facts or Opinions? Facts
Which is the most trustworthy source of information about candidates in an election? A friend’s post online Campaign speeches Independent voter guides Voter guides from independent organizations
They are often biased and contain propaganda
What is trying to influence legislators to introduce or vote for or against a bill? Lobbying
Which is NOT a way individuals influence public policy? Making federal laws Campaigning Running for office Voting Making federal laws
What are people called who work together to promote an issue and influence the government to support it? Interest groups
Which is NOT an effective way to influence public policy? Identifying issues Lobbying government officials Making political contributions Starting a riot at the state capitol Starting a riot
Which is NOT an effective way to express opinions? Lobbying government officials Peacefully demonstrating and protesting Threatening government officials Writing letters, sending emails, and posting on social media Threatening government officials
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