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This state had a runoff election in 2021, electing two new senators that brought the Democratic Party a majority in the Senate

What is Georgia

100

This president is the only president to have won 4 presidential elections, serving for over 12 years. 

Who is Franklin D. Roosevelt

100

This landmark Supreme Court case outlawed segregation in public schools

What is Brown v. Board of Education

100

This term refers to restructuring an electoral map for political gain

What is gerrymandering

100
This movement by Mr Beast and Mark Rober seeks to eliminate 30 million pounds of trash in our oceans

What is #TeamSeas

200

The name of the politician who currently represents the ideological center of the Senate; ie its swing vote

Who is Joe Manchin

200

This president proclaimed "Read my lips: no new taxes!" Did not end too well for him. 

Who is George HW Bush

200

This fundamental Supreme Court case established the concept of judicial review

What is Marbury v. Madison

200

This term refers to the phenomenon where political views are increasingly extreme and opposed to each other; arguably describes today's politics

What is political polarization

200

This infamous politician quipped, "Pokemon Go to the polls!" before losing their respective election. 

Who is Hillary Clinton

300

The name of the Republican candidate for governor in Virginia, who won its gubernatorial election 4 days ago

Who is Glenn Youngkin

300

This celebrity became governor of California after the state successfully recalled its incumbent for the first and only time in history

Who is Arnold Schwarzenegger

300

This landmark Supreme Court case upheld affirmative action in university admissions contexts

What is Regents of University of California v. Bakke

300

In game theory, this famous example refers to the decision made when two individuals can choose to confess or remain quiet; if one chooses to remain quiet while the other confesses, they go free

What is the Prisoner's Dilemma
300

This company infamously published and retracted a commercial starring Kendall Jenner, who stops a violent protest by bribing a police officer with their product

What is Pepsi

400

After a political scandal, this person became the first female governor of New York

Who is Kathy Hochuul

400

This foreign revolutionary war fighter was greatly honored by US troops, so much so that the park in front of the White House is named for him. 

Who is the Marquis de Lafayette

400

This landmark court case, called the "big one" by Donald Trump, involved two states where one sought to overturn the results of the 2020 election in the other

What is Texas v. Pennsylvania

400

This theorem argues that if a politician seeks to win a majority election, they should align their beliefs with the most centrist voter

What is the Median Voter Theorem

400

This video game company first came under fire for banning a player who criticized the Chinese government; it is still under investigation for various workplace harassment issues. 

What is Blizzard Entertainment

500

After an ill-planned dinner party by his opponent, this politician faced off against California Governor Gavin Newsom in a recall election 

Who is Larry Elder

500

This US president infamously hated his job, but stuck through it and later got his dream job: Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

Who is William Howard Taft
500

This infamous failure of the Supreme Court allowed the legal internment of Japanese Americans during World War II

What is Korematsu v. US

500

This economic model hypothesizes that to maximize tax revenue, a tax rate should be intermediate rather than too large or too small

What is the Laffer curve

500

There are two "special" moves in chess, one is the castle, the other refers to this special move with relation to pawns

What is the en passant

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