American Political Attitudes
Ideologies
Parties
Elections
Interest Groups
The Media
100

Things like voting, paying your taxes, helping your community.

Civic responsibility.

100

The ideology that the founders of the U.S. largely shared that emphasized limited government and individual liberty

Classical Liberalism

100

The oldest US party

Democratic

100

The group that elects the president

Electoral College

100

An interest group that focus of protecting workers

Labor unions

100

Media that comes in the form of newspapers and magazines.

Print Media

200

Most Americans have historically been within the broad umbrella of which ideology?

Liberalism

200

The ideology that prefers tradition an limited change

Conservatism 

200
*Random Question*


The number of dogs Mr. Brase has

3. (Addi, Bucky, and Cato)

200

The pre-elections that determine who will be the candidates of each party. 

Primary Elections 

200

Required union membership in order to be employed

Closed shop

200

Media that comes in the form of radio and television 

Broadcast Media

300

How much people care about an issue

Saliency

300

Modern/American Liberalism

Progressivism 

300

The Grand Old Party

Republican Party

300

How the number of electors are determined for each state

Number of reps + 2 Senators. 

300

*Random Question*

The first president to have a picture taken of himself.

John Quincy Adams

300

Gov agency that regulates media

FCC

400

How long an issue stays relevant 

Stability 

400

The concept of restraining the powers of government 

Limited Government 

400

Political party characterized as a coalition of conservatives, populists, and libertarians

Republican Party

400

The large gathering of party delegates to choose presidential nominees and decide party platforms

National conventions 

400

A committee that is created for the purpose of supporting certain political causes

Political Action Committee 

400

Pre-held Views or beliefs that influence our actions

Bias

500

Issues that involve topic where compromise is rare or impossible. Deeply divisive.

Culture wars

500

*Random Question*

The number of rings of power were created in the Lord of the Rings.

20

500

A US political party formed in 1972 to promote invidual liberty and free markets

Libertarian Party

500

Supreme Court case that removed many of the restrictions of campaign financing

Citizens United v FEC

500

The relationship of interest groups, congress, and gov't agencies

Iron Triangles

500

Social media, news websites, online blogs etc

electronic media

600

The idea that people should succeed or fail based on their own merit.

Equality of opportunity.

600
Movements centered around "the people" and typically driven by perceived grievances against other groups (elites, immigrants, religious minorities, etc)

Populism

600

People believing a vote for 3rd parties is a wasted vote

Why third parties do not win

600

The shift in the base of support for each party, typically after critical elections.

Realignment 

600

A tax exempt organization such as a church, or a non-profit.

501c3 

600

*Random Question*

The number of presidents who chose not to put their hands on a Bible when swearing into office

6 (or7)

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