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Public Opinion (Crash Course)
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1. What is the problem with online polls?

2. The authors of 'The Rational Public' thought it was best to look at what kind of opinion?

3. What is the first/biggest question to ask about a poll?

4. James Surowiecki believed in the wisdom of what?

5. For what's seen as a reliable poll, how many Americans are sampled for an American opinion poll?

6. Public opinion is especially important to what type of governments?

7. What is it called when people polled are not representative enough of the population?

8. What is the term for 'how a nation's population collectively views vital policy issues and evaluates political leaders'

9. The 1960 book 'The American Voter' showed what?

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