Linkage Institutions Explained

Linkage Institutions Explained

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History, Social Studies

6th - 12th Grade

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The video introduces linkage institutions, which connect citizens with the government. It covers four main types: media, interest groups, political parties, and elections. Each plays a unique role in influencing policy and maintaining democracy. The media acts as a gatekeeper and watchdog, while interest groups lobby for specific issues. Political parties align with citizens' interests, and elections directly connect people with their government.

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What are some examples of influential interest groups in the United States?

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Explain the role of political parties as linkage institutions.

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In what ways do elections serve as linkage institutions?

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