Gov 3

• 1. Family
• 2. Social Groups
• 3. Education
• 4. Political Conditions

• 1. Sample _{who was asked the question}
• 2. Wording
• 3. Source _{who funded it}

• 1. Issues
• 2. Economy
• 3. Candidate Characteristics
• 4. Party Loyalty

• 1. Polling
• 2. Broadcast Media
• 3. Phone Banks
• 4. Direct Mail
• 5. Public Relations Staff
• 6. Internet

• 1. Lobbying
• 2. Access
• 3. Litigation
• 4. Going Public
• 5. Electoral Politics

• 1. Promotional Techniques
• _{Grants, Contracting, Licensing}
• 2. Regulatory Techniques
• _{Criminal Penalties, Regulatory Taxation, Expropriation}
• 3. Redistributive Techniques
• _{Fiscal, Monetary}

• 1. Napoleonic
• 2. Holy Alliance
• 3. Balance of Power
• 4. Economic Expansion

• 1. Diplomacy
• 2. United Nations
• 3. The International Monetary Fund (IMF)
• 4. Economic Aid
• 5. Collective Security (NATO)
• 6. Military Deterrence

1. Majority System - 50% plus 1

2. Plurality System - who ever gets the most percentage

3. Proportional System - if you get 15% of the votes than you get a seat

wealthier families get taxed more, creating an excess of money which is redistributed to the people (based on income- the bracket system)

Everyone is tax the same percentage so poorer families are paying a greater percentage of there income