1.Discuss what 'ideology' means and the different uses and abuses to which it may be put in a political system. How does political ideology shape the way we see the world? 2.Discuss other areas of ideological differences. For example, most conservatives favor a strict constructionist view of interpreting the Constitution, while liberals favor a loose construction. How can the political ideology of a President shape the way laws are interpreted by the courts?
3.Are interest groups an important part of the democratic process? Identify three ways groups, PAC’s and organizations can influence the actions of government Explain how individuals, public opinion, associations and groups form and carry out public policy