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==== Questions on the text "Lobbying and PACs" 19th of October 2009 ====
 
==== Questions on the text "Lobbying and PACs" 19th of October 2009 ====

Version vom 29. November 2009, 19:13 Uhr

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This is me

12th grade (main courses are English LK Englisch/Thelenberg 2009 11 and Maths)

love music and dancing, writing and reading, my tomcat, jamming with others and playing my piano, singing

interested in stuff like cooking, baking, languages (eventhough I hate the vocabulary and grammar part, speaking them is so much more fun), travelling

my favourite animals are cats because they are self-dependent and free

things I really would like to do are: visiting Moni in Columbia, travelling to Australia and Cuba

LK English

Homework

Received Pronunciation

Questions on the text "Lobbying and PACs" 19th of October 2009

1. a) direct lobbying

  • face-to-face meetings
  • different lobbyists join together to present their point of view (coalition approach)

b) indirect lobbying

  • massive letter-writing

=> information about the concerns they represent

=> educate public officials about a specific point of view

Summary of a poll

Elections

in the USA
in Germany
  1. The CDU/CSU won the elections with 33.8 percent. They will form the government with
  2. the FDP. The FDP had one of their best election result ever (14.6 %)
  3. the opposition will be led by the SPD that had one of their worst votings (23.0 %)(compared with the last election they had a loss of 11.2 %) and now they even try to make friends with
  4. the Linke. They won in 15 electoral districts. That's 11 districts more than last time. They got 11.9 percent. That's even more than
  5. the Bündnis '90/ die Grünen because they only got 10.7 percent.
  6. All other parties together got 6.0 percent