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Exam 1 Review- POLI 2051 Kenny Questions and Answers 100% Pass What is government? - a formally established way of making and carrying out political decisions What is politics? - the competition to shape government's impact on society's problems and goals In what ways is our present government undemocratic? - Electoral college, gerrymandering, lobbying, appointed officials, executive orders, senate set-up What is gerrymandering? - practice to manipulate electoral to be in favor of one party in particular Why do we have government? - refer to social contract theory What is social contract theory? - normative rather than empirical theory (normative- the way government should handle things; empirical- the way things actually are) protects natural rights between people and the government - the social contract theory EMILY CHARLENE © 2025, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2 Purposes of government - protecting life; rights and liberties; providing public goods; promoting equality purposes of government can _ but you can understand these differences in term of political ideology (people can't agree on importance) - conflict Political ideology - the way priorities are organized political ideology is also - a coherent set of beliefs about how policies affect society and which policies are desirable (Nolan chart) Economic issues: control social issues: freedom - liberals (Nolan chart) Economic issues: freedom social issues: Control - Conservatives (Nolan chart) Economic issues: control social issues: control - populists (Nolan chart) EMILY CHARLENE © 2025, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 3 Economic issues: freedom social issues: freedom - libertarians Stages of policy process (the never ending cycle) - -people -linkage processes -linkage institutions -governmental agenda -government -policies (policy process): -interests -problems -concerns - People (policy process): -elections -polls -lobbying - Linkage processes (policy process): EMILY CHARLENE © 2025, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 4 -political parties -interest groups -media - linkage institutions (policy process): -different views/agenda from each side & court - governmental agenda (policy process): -congress -president -courts - Government

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Exam 1 Review- POLI 2051 Kenny
Questions and Answers 100% Pass

What is government? - ✔✔a formally established way of making and carrying out

political decisions


What is politics? - ✔✔the competition to shape government's impact on society's

problems and goals


In what ways is our present government undemocratic? - ✔✔Electoral college,

gerrymandering, lobbying, appointed officials, executive orders, senate set-up


What is gerrymandering? - ✔✔practice to manipulate electoral to be in favor of one

party in particular


Why do we have government? - ✔✔refer to social contract theory


What is social contract theory? - ✔✔normative rather than empirical theory (normative-

the way government should handle things; empirical- the way things actually are)


protects natural rights between people and the government - ✔✔the social contract

theory




EMILY CHARLENE © 2025, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1

,Purposes of government - ✔✔protecting life; rights and liberties; providing public

goods; promoting equality


purposes of government can _ but you can understand these differences in term of

political ideology (people can't agree on importance) - ✔✔conflict


Political ideology - ✔✔the way priorities are organized


political ideology is also - ✔✔a coherent set of beliefs about how policies affect society

and which policies are desirable


(Nolan chart)


Economic issues: control


social issues: freedom - ✔✔liberals


(Nolan chart)


Economic issues: freedom


social issues: Control - ✔✔Conservatives


(Nolan chart)


Economic issues: control


social issues: control - ✔✔populists


(Nolan chart)




EMILY CHARLENE © 2025, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2

, Economic issues: freedom


social issues: freedom - ✔✔libertarians


Stages of policy process (the never ending cycle) - ✔✔-people


-linkage processes


-linkage institutions


-governmental agenda


-government


-policies


(policy process):


-interests


-problems


-concerns - ✔✔People


(policy process):


-elections


-polls


-lobbying - ✔✔Linkage processes


(policy process):




EMILY CHARLENE © 2025, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 3

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