Who controls the bureaucracy? How do they do so? How does this competition affect the bureaucracy?

Why and when do elected officials delegate power to the bureaucracy?
How do judges decide cases? Highlight several types of factors that contribute to their rulings. Why are

the courts often considered the weakest branch? Why might this be wrong?
Highlight the types of benefits politicians and bureaucrats receive from interest groups. What is the

pluralist defense of interest groups? What might undermine this perspective? Why might it not be so bad?
Describe the difference between insider and outsider lobbying tactics. What types of interest groups

generally use each? Under what circumstances will one by more impactful than the other?

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Required books: Aeschylus, The Suppliant Maidens, Prometheus Bound.
An emergency translation of the tragedies (different from our textbook) is in the free website “Perseus

Digital Library.”

1 Why did the Danaids flee Egypt?
2 How did Pelasgus receive them?
3 Why did the Danaids claim to be Argive, the descendants of a cow?
4 Describe what happened with the sons of Egyptus when they came to Greece Prometheus Bound
5 Who did bound Prometheus and why?
6 Which gifts did Prometheus give to humankind? (Mention please all of them)
7 How did Aeschylus (the author of the tragedy) describe Zeus?
8 What did Hermes ask Prometheus at the end of the tragedy?
9 How does the tragedy end?
10 What does Prometheus symbolize?

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