Vocabulary
Propaganda Techniques
Functions of Political Parties
Third Parties
Origins of the Two-Party System
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What is Bias?
One sided point of view.
100
What is Bandwagon?
Join the crowd; everyone's doing it.
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They ______ and _______ candidates.
They recruit and nominate candidates.
100
They introduce ___ _____ or press for a particular ____.
They introduce new ideas or press for a particular issue.
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What are the two major parties we have today?
Republican and Democrat
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What is a Conservative person?
Someone who generally believes that the role of the government should be limited and individuals are responsible for their own well being, usually Republican Party.
200
What is Card Stacking?
Arranging facts, figures charts or pictures to prove or disprove.
200
They _____ ______ to help candidates ____ elections.
They raise money to help candidates win elections.
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They _____ ____ elections, but are important in raising _________ of certain ______.
They rarely win elections, but are important in raising awareness of certain issues.
200
What did Alexander Hamilton want?
A loose interpretation of the Constitution and strong central government.
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What are groups of people who work together for similar purposes or goals?
Interest Groups.
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What is Direct Order?
Command which avoids a decision making conflict.
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They _______ voters about campaign ______.
They educate voters about campaign issues.
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They may work for only one _____ _____ or _____.
They may work for only one major cause or issue.
300
What did Thomas Jefferson want?
A strict interpretation of the Constitution and strong state governments.
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What is an Electoral College?
A group of people who officially elect the president and vice president after the general population has voted.
400
What is Transfer?
Transferring the emotional feelings evoked by some symbol, person, scene, etc., to another.
400
They ________ ________ of the party in _____.
They monitor actions of the party in power.
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They often ______ around a _______ personality (e.g., Teddy Roosevelt, Bull Moose Party).
They often revolve around a popular personality (e.g., Teddy Roosevelt, Bull Moose Party).
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Why was the Two-Party System created?
Because of disagreements over how to interpret the Constitution.
500
What is a Primary Election?
An election in which party members choose candidates to run for office.
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What is Testimonial? A. Sounding or appearing to be average B.Driving the point across or reinforcing with slogan and song C. Endorsement by some famous person D. Plays on desire to escape stresses and problems of daily life
C. Endorsement by some famous person
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Which is not a function for political parties? A. Nominate candidates B. Raise money C. Act as a watchdog D. Write editorials and create political cartoons
D. Write editorials and create political cartoons.
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Which is not a function of a Third Party? A. Take away votes from major parties B. Detect bias C. Introduce new ideas
B. Detect bias
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What was Alexander Hamilton? What was Thomas Jefferson?
Alexander Hamilton was a Federalist. Thomas Jefferson was a Republican.
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