1 - Unit 3 Day 3 Political Influence in American Democracy

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Political Influence

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SubjectPolitical Influence

This resource explores the various factors and actors that influence voter decisions in elections. It covers how competing influences such as media, social networks, family beliefs, and campaign strategies shape the electoral process. Key political actors, including political parties, interest groups, lobbyists, and the media, are identified along with their respective tools and methods used to sway public opinion and mobilize voters. The document emphasizes the importance of informed participation in democracy and provides students with practical activities, such as a congressional election simulation, to understand the dynamics of political advocacy and influence. Additionally, it highlights the significance of grassroots action and direct contact in promoting citizen engagement.

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Create a Welcoming Environment

Incorporate Varied Perspectives

Utilize Small Group Work

Apply Real-World Connection

Provide Scaffolding for Analysis

Incorporate Multimedia Resources

Plan for Diverging Levels of Understanding

Focus on Action-Based Learning

Reflect on Learning

Facilitate Discussion on Ethics