Your third major exam will cover chapters 6,7,8,9 and 10. As with the first major exam, the third major exam will have an essay question on it. That question will count 20 points and will be randomly selected by Moodle from the five potential questions that I have listed below. Work up all five question, each to their fullest. Remember, these answers do come off the top of your head. Brevity is not rewarded. 1. Following the discussion in the textbook, you should be prepared to discuss the seven key functions of interest groups. 2. The textbook discusses the state of the two-party system today and present the question: is it in decline or in resurgence? Following that discussion, you are to address the topic. 3. Following the textbook, you are to be prepared to discuss the three types of third parties. 4. Following the textbook, you are to be prepared to discuss the elements of the three elections where voter participate through referendums, initiatives, and recalls. 5. The textbook addresses the topic: Is The Media Biased? Following the discussion in the textbook, you are to be prepared to address this topic

Your third major exam will cover chapters 6,7,8,9 and 10. As with the first major exam, the third major exam will have an essay question on it. That question will count 20 points and will be randomly selected by Moodle from the five potential questions that I have listed below. Work up all five question, each to their fullest. Remember, these answers do come off the top of your head. Brevity is not rewarded. 1. Following the discussion in the textbook, you should be prepared to discuss the seven key functions of interest groups. 2. The textbook discusses the state of the two-party system today and present the question: is it in decline or in resurgence? Following that discussion, you are to address the topic. 3. Following the textbook, you are to be prepared to discuss the three types of third parties. 4. Following the textbook, you are to be prepared to discuss the elements of the three elections where voter participate through referendums, initiatives, and recalls. 5. The textbook addresses the topic: Is The Media Biased? Following the discussion in the textbook, you are to be prepared to address this topic