Pressure Groups

Which type of Pressure Group has direct, regular contact with government?

• Sectional

• Insider

• Promotional

• Outsider

What name do we give to pressure groups which are not close to the government and which are not consulted on a regular basis?

• Causal

• Outsider

• Sectional

• Insider

What type of Pressure Group fights for the issues of a particular group of people in society e.g. Teachers

• Promotional

• Insider

• Sectional

• Outsider

What type of Pressure Group focuses on a particular issue and is open to anyone?

• Insider

• Promotional

• Sectional

• Outsider

Which of the following groups are sectional? (click all that apply)

• Amnesty International

• Greenpeace

• National Education Union

• BMA

• CBI

What is a lobbyist?

• A protester who is willing to use direct action in order to achieve their objective.

• A pressure group worker whose job it is to raise funds for a pressure group so that it can achieve its objective.

• A journalist who has special access to MPs and is know as a lobby correspondent.

• Usually a former MP or political insider who sell his expertise to pressure groups to help their campaign.

Which of the following methods of Pressure Groups would a march through London be?

• Lobbying

• Fundraising

• Direct Action

• Strike Action

What does the Countryside Alliance campaign on?

• The issue of Europe

• Rights for fathers

• Closing village post offices

• The right to hunt foxes

#MeToo and #HackedOff are both examples of...

• Mobilising public opinion

• Direct Action

• Clicktivism

• Fundraising

___________________are similar to cause groups but are more loosely structured.