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POL 1133

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POL 1133 Final Exam Review (Fall 2018)[ 211581]

  • POL 1133 Final Exam Review (Fall 2018)[ 211581]

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    • In recent years, what has been the general focus of Texas's criminal justice system's policies? - -???? -__________ are less serious crimes. - -misdemeanors. -Which of the following best describes capital punishment in Texas? - -Texas executes more individuals than any other state and has a statistically low rate of successfully appealed capital cases. -A serious criminal offense that subjects a person to state prison punishment is a (an): - -felony -What is the process for grantin...
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POL 1133 Final Exam Review (Fall 2018) [Distinction Level] Questions and Answers

  • POL 1133 Final Exam Review (Fall 2018) [Distinction Level] Questions and Answers

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    • Political Party - -an organization that acts as intermediary between people and government to get members elected -Interest Group - -an organization that shares a common goal to influence government decisions -3 Different Types of Interest Groups - -membership organizations, nonmembership organizations, government organizations -Lobbying - -practice of trying to influence members of legislature -Electioneering - -interest groups try to influence election outcomes -What influence d...
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POL 1133

  • POL 1133

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POL 1133 Final Exam Review (Fall 2018) Questions and Answers [Distinction A+]

  • POL 1133 Final Exam Review (Fall 2018) Questions and Answers [Distinction A+]

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  • Functions of political parties - -1. recruiting candidates for public office 2. organizing and running elections 3. Presenting alternative policies to the electorate 4. Accepting responsibility for operating the government 5. acting as the organized opposition to the party in power. From the 1790s until roughly the 1970s, parties relied on party m
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