Ideology
Political Parties
Elections
Obstacles to Voting
Miscellaneous
100

What is the most important agent of political socialization?

Family

100

What are the 2 major political parties in the US

Republican and Democrat

100

These kinds of elections for Congress are held every two years

Midterm Elections

100

This word means "to deprive someone of the right to vote"

Disenfranchise

100

Why do most people choose not to vote or engage in politics?

Lack of interest

200

What ideology is typically concerned with personal liberty, a strong military, and traditional values

Conservative

200

Political parties can collect data on people's opinions on policies or candidates. This data collection is called...

Public Opinion polls

200

This number is how many electoral votes a candidate for president must recieve in order to win an election

270

200

This is the act of dividing of Congressional district to split up political or racial groups

Gerrymandering

200

Political campaigns are more likely to try to appeal to young voters using what type of media outlets?

Social Media

300

Would a liberal be concerned with equality of opportunity or free enterprise?

Equality of opportunity

300

American political parties create a statement of beliefs and priorities called a what?

A Party Platform

300

This is the name for when the candidate who already holds the position recieves more media attention and is more likely ro be reelected

Incumbency Advantage

300

Does New York require an ID to vote?

No!

300

What two demographic factors are mostly likely to predict your likelihood to vote

Age and Education

400

A person who votes for a candidate based on the candidate's past record or behavior is showing what model of voting behavior?

Retrospective Voting

400

This American Third Party has run Presidential candidates like Ralph Nader and Jill Stein

The Green Party

400

This is the name of the system in the US that allows a Presidential candidate to receive all the electoral votes in the state

Winner-Take-All

400

What are the 3 requirements to vote in the US?

1. Age 18

2. US Citizen

3. Registered in your State


400

When community members join an organization or interest group to make change in their community this is an example of... 

a grassroots interest group

500

What political ideology corresponds with the Keynesian economic belief that the government should step in during economic stuggles?

Liberal

500

American political parties have changed over time from being policy-centered to more ..., as shown by the election of Donald Trump

Candidate-Centered

500

In the case of an electoral vote tie, this entity will decide who wins a presidential election

The House of Representatives

500

This Amendment made poll taxes illegal

24th Amendment

500

What is the name of the case that gave corporations the right of Freedom of Speech

Citizens United v. FEC

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