Chapter 8 Political Dictionary

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Across
  1. 2. devices that attempt to collect information by asking people questions
  2. 4. one deliberately constructed to reflect the major characteristics of a given universe
  3. 6. polls that sought to read the public's mind by simply asking questions
  4. 8. people with who one regularly associates including friends, classmate, neighbors, or co-workers
  5. 11. communication that reach large, widely dispersed audiences simultaneously
  6. 13. private organizations whose members share certain views and objectives
  7. 14. website postings usually devoted to some specific subject
  8. 15. compose of randomly selected people
  9. 16. include politics, public issues, and the making of public policies
Down
  1. 1. any person who, for any reason, has an unusually strong influence on the views of others
  2. 3. refers to the instructions or commands a constituency gives to its elected officials
  3. 5. a representative slice of the total universe
  4. 6. snappy reports that can be aired in 30 to 45 seconds or so
  5. 7. the societal problems that the nations political leaders and the general public agree need government attention
  6. 9. the whole population that the poll aims to measure
  7. 10. means of communication
  8. 12. attitudes held by a significant number of people on matters of government and politics