elections
media
finance
amendments
music
100

how many ways are candidates nominated for elections?

5

100

what is media?

the main means of mass communication (broadcasting, publishing, and the internet) regarded collectively.

100

Where does the money come from for campaign finances? 

public financing and private donations. 

100

how many amendments are there? 

27

100

what band was the first (and only) to play on all 7 continents? 

Metallica

200

what are the different ways that candidates are nominated for elections?

self-announcement, caucus, convention, direct primary, and petition

200

how many main forms of media are there?

3
200

what is hard money?

money given directly to candidates where limits and regulations apply

200

how many amendments are in the bill of rights?

10

200

true or false: "jingle bells" was originally a thanksgiving song.

true

300

What does the constitution say about the electoral college?

The electoral college actually elects the president of the US. Each state has the same number of electors as we do congressional representatives. Framers expected electors to vote for candidates they believed would be best. 

300

what are the main forms of media?

broadcast, print, and social media

300

what is soft money?

political donations given to the party that can avoid government regulations

300

which amendment(s) helped protect people's right to vote?

15th and 19th amendments. 

300

how many members of the Beatles could read and/or write music?

none

400

What is the main flaw of using popular vote?

The winner of the popular vote does not always win the election. 

400

What is the most known democratic news outlet?

CNN

400

what is PACS?

PACS is an organization created to influence state/federal elections. Created by businesses/unions to support candidates. $5,000 limits. Money goes directly to candidates.

400

What is the only amendment that was passed based on a popular vote and not the state legislators?

the 17th amendment

400

who is the wealthiest musician in the world?

Paul McCartney

500
what are the three proposed reforms? 

district plan, proportional plan, and direct popular election. 

500

What is the most known republican news outlet?

Fox News

500

What is Super PACS?

independent expenditure groups do not give directly to a candidate, therefore, do not have any limits on spending. May spend money on issues/advertising but not in connection with the campaign.

500

what is selective incorporation?  

each freedom in the bill of rights has to be individually applied to states 1 at a time

500

how many shows did Elvis Presley perform from 1969-1976. 

636