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Trust for Representative DemocracyAmerica's Legislators Back to School WeekReturn to: High School Lesson Plan III: The Role of "Special Interest Groups" in LegislationOpinion PollCheck each of the following that apply: Adult Male_________ Female ___________ Are you a member of any of the following groups?
There are many other groups that are not on our list. Do you belong to any groups that are not on the list? _______ Names:
Do you find any groups on this list with which you agree, even if you are not a member? Yes ______No ________ Do you consider yourself a member of any special interest groups? Yes _____ No _______ Do you think special interest groups are a problem in today's society? Yes _____ No _____ Do you think special interest groups have more influence on your state legislature than you do? Yes _____ No _______ Should special interest groups be allowed to send lobbyists to Congress and to the state legislature? Yes ____ No ____ Would you agree with the following statement? Yes ____ No _____ Interest groups are actually just another way for American citizens to organize themselves and express and advance their views in society. Do you think interest groups help the legislators make laws? Yes ____ No _____ Do you think interest groups make it harder for legislators to make laws? Yes ____ No ____ This project is supported by a Robert H. Michel Civic Education Grant sponsored by The Dirksen Congressional Center, Pekin, IL. Posted 9/10/01 |
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