Political Party!? Am I Invited?
"I am your King!"
"Well I didn't vote for you!"
The state vs the fed
The only certainties in life: Death and Taxes!
Clever title for the economy category
100
When abbreviated, it is the RNC.
What is the Republican National Committee?
100
The name for a group of candidates from the same party competing against each other for their party's nomination.
What is a primary?
100
The term for powers that are shared between the states and federal government.
What is concurrent powers?
100
The largest expenditure at the local level.
What is education?
100
The name of the famous economic theorist who thought that natural market forces would make an economy function well.
Who is Adam Smith?
200
The type of political party system used in Great Britain.
What is coalition government?
200
This type of primary does not allow unaffiliated voters to vote.
What is a closed primary?
200
The term for powers unique to the states.
What is reserved powers?
200
This is the name for a tax on the things that you own, including your home.
What is property tax?
200
The name for the economic term that essentially means "leave it alone" and suggests that government should not intervene in the economy.
What is laissez faire?
300
Three of the responsibilities of party organizations nationally.
What are raising money, organizing campaigns to help win elections, making political opponents look bad, and gaining supporters.
300
Two reasons that this year's republican primary has been called the "bubble primary"
What is a rise and fall in the polls of candidates due to mistakes during debates, scandals, and campaign mismanagement.
300
The name for powers unique to the federal government.
What are delegated powers?
300
This is the major source of revenue at the federal level.
What is personal income tax?
300
Gasoline is an example of this type of good because even if the price goes up, the demand stays virtually the same.
What is an inelastic good?
400
The current chairperson of the DNC.
Who is Debbie Wasserman Schultz?
400
The way a president is selected if one does not get the necessary votes from the electoral college.
What is the House of Representatives selects a president?
400
Regulating immigration law is an example of this type of power.
What is a delegated power?
400
The total size of the federal budget in 2010.
What is $3.5 trillion?
400
The location (a city) where the first U.S. Stock Exchange was used.
What is Philadelphia?
500
The current chairman of the RNC
Who is Reince Priebus?
500
The minimum number of states required to win the electoral college.
What is 11?
500
Regulating elections is an example of this type of power.
What is a reserved power?
500
The day your taxes are due.
What is April 15th?
500
The price of one share of Apple inc. (within $20 as of yesterday at noon)
What is $393?
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