Voting Basics
Civic Responsibility
History of Voting
Voting Rights
Election Process
100

The act of choosing a candidate in an election called.

What is voting?

100

A civic duty.

What is a responsibility that citizens have to participate in their government?

100

The amendment that granted women the right to vote in the U.S.

What is the 19th Amendment?

100

Suffrage is

What is the right to vote?

100

The primary election is

What is an election where political parties select their candidates?

200

The minimum age to vote in the United States.

What is 18?

200

Name one-way citizens can be involved in their community besides voting.

What is volunteering or attending town hall meetings?

200

The year the Voting Rights Act passed

What is 1965?

200

Laws requiring voters to show identification before voting

What are voter ID laws?

200

The Electoral College is.

What is the body that formally elects the President and Vice President of the U.S.?

300

A secret ballot.

What is a method of voting that keeps choices private?

300

The reason why it is important for citizens to vote.

What is to influence laws and policies that affect their lives?

300

The first citizens allowed to vote in the United States

What are white male property owners?

300

How can disenfranchisement occur.

What is when certain groups are denied the right to vote?

300

Early voting is 

What is the process of voting before Election Day?

400

One reason why voting is important in a democracy.

What is to express our opinions or to choose our leaders?

400

The meaning of being an informed voter

What is understanding the issues and candidates before voting?

400

The purpose of the Voting Rights Act

What is to eliminate barriers to voting for African Americans?

400

Name one amendment that expanded voting rights in the U.S.

What is the 15th Amendment?

400

Describe what happens on Election Day.

What is voters cast their ballots at polling places?

500

The list of candidates that voters can choose from in an election.

What is a ballot?

500

How can citizens educate themselves about candidates and issues.

What is by researching through reliable news sources or debates

500

Name one historical event that increased public awareness of voting rights.

What is the Selma to Montgomery marches?

500

The impact of gerrymandering on voting

What is manipulating district boundaries to favor one party over another?


500

A referendum

What is a direct vote in which an entire electorate is invited to vote on a particular proposal?

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