Definitions
Pictures
fill in the blank
One or the other
Best match
100

Prohibits congress and the states from imposing poll taxes as a condition for voting in federal elections. 

Twenty-Fourth amendment

100

The presidential candidate is selected at this event by representatives of the party. 

National Convention

100

Political mobilization: Efforts by political parties to encourage their members to ___. 

Vote

100

A primary election to decide the party nominee and is restricted to party members only.

Closed Primary, not open primary

100

If you vote strictly based on the party you are registered to. 

Party line voting

200

The different ways in which individuals take action to shape the laws and policies of a government. 

Political participation

200

What is the name of the gathering and voting taking place here?

Caucus

200

Registration requirements: The set of rules that govern ___ can vote and ___, ___, and ___ they vote. 

Who, how, when, where

200

This organization exist to get a candidate elected and can give directly to a candidate's campaign.

Political action committee (PAC), not Super political action committee (Super PAC)

200

In this country we are able to vote for our representation.

Franchise or suffrage

300

Efforts to mobilize supporters.

Get out the vote (GOTV)

300

What system best explains U.S. politics?

Two-party system

300

Absentee ballot: Voting completed and submitted by a voter ___ the day of an election ___ going to the polls.

Before, without

300

A state in which the contest is very close so candidates tend to focus their election efforts there. 

Battleground state, not swing state

300

When Mr. Layman tells people he is a teacher and current holds a B.A. degree that is an indicator of...

Socioeconomic status

400

Channels that connect individuals with government, including elections, political parties, interest groups, and the media. 

Linkage institution

400

What vocab term could explain this image? 

Split ticket voting

400

Twenty-Sixth amendment: Allows those ______ and older to vote

eighteen years old

400

To cast your vote based on potential policies or promises. 

Prospective voting, not Retrospective voting

400

All but two states use this system during the national election.

Winner-take-all-system

500

A person's belief that he or she can make effective political change. 

Political efficacy

500

The road to 270.

The electoral college 

500

Demographic characteristics: measurable characteristics of a population, such as _____, ____, ___, ___ or ____, and ____

economic status, education, age, race or ethnicity, and gender. 

500

When picking the party representation for the upcoming national election this elite representative can go against the proportional vote.

Superdelegate, not Delegate

500

This statement explains which vocab term: I voted for the candidate that was in my best interest. 

Rational choice voting