Elections
Formal processes in which voters pick the candidates of their choice.
A. Elections
B. Political Parties
C. Candidates
D. Ballots
A. Elections
You must be 30 or older and have lived in the U.S./State you are running to serve for more than 10 years.
A. President
B. Supreme Court Justice
C. House of Reps
D. Senate
D. Senate
(propaganda technique) used to send a negative message about an opposing product or candidate.
example: Calling someone a liar, cheat, etc.
A. Name Calling
B. Transfer
C. Plain Folks
D. Bandwagon
A. Name Calling
Propose means to....
A. Suggest
B. Change
C. To accept or confirm
A. Suggest
not connected to governments of nations, private citizens, independent from government control.
A. national organizations
B. international organizations
C. intergovernmental organizations
D. nongovernmental organizations
D. nongovernmental organizations
People running for office.
A. Elections
B. Political Parties
C. Candidates
D. Ballots
C. Candidates
You must be 25 or older and have lived in the U.S./State and district you are running to serve for more than 5 years.
A. President
B. Supreme Court Justice
C. House of Reps
D. Senate
C. House of Reps
(propaganda technique) of using ordinary language and clothes to convey to the audience that the spokesperson or candidate is just like everyone else
example: wearing normal clothes like everyone else and eating at a local diner.
A. Name Calling
B. Transfer
C. Plain Folks
D. Bandwagon
C. Plain Folks
Ratify means to....
A. Suggest
B. Change
C. To accept or confirm
C. To accept or confirm
Created after World War II to maintain international peace and security around the world.
A. International Red Cross/ Red Crescent
B. World Trade Organization (WTO)
C. United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF)
D. United Nations (UN)
D. United Nations (UN)
Group of people who share similar political views.
A. Elections
B. Political Parties
C. Candidates
D. Ballots
B. Political Parties
You must be 30 or older and have lived in Florida for more than 7 years.
A. FL Judge
B. Supreme Court Justice
C. FL House of Representatives
D. Governor
D. Governor
(propaganda technique) apparent when symbols are used to convey a message
example: Eagle as a symbol of the U.S., sports mascots, etc.
A. Name Calling
B. Transfer
C. Plain Folks
D. Bandwagon
B. Transfer
Amend means to....
A. Suggest
B. Change
C. To accept or confirm
B. Change
Nations that works to improve the lives of children around the world
A. International Red Cross/ Red Crescent
B. World Trade Organization (WTO)
C. United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF)
D. United Nations (UN)
C. United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF)
_____ = means first, so these are the first elections each party conducts to choose its nominee for the general election that comes later.
A. Primary
B. General
C. Closed
A. Primary
Only natural born citizens can run for this office.
A. President
B. Supreme Court Justice
C. House of Reps
D. Senate
A. President
(propaganda technique) when short phrases or few words are used to appeal to particular emotions
Example: The best, very good, etc.
A. Card Stacking
B. Glittering Generalities
C. Testimonial
D. Bandwagon
B. Glittering Generalities
The total number of voters in the entire U.S. for a candidate. Does not determine who wins the presedential election.
A. Electoral
B. Popular
C. Closed
D. Nationwide
B. Popular
Main function is to help producers of goods and services. Oversees global trade agreements.
A. International Red Cross/ Red Crescent
B. World Trade Organization (WTO)
C. United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF)
D. United Nations (UN)
B. World Trade Organization (WTO)
Which type of votes determine the winner of a presedential election?
A. Popular
B. General
C. Electoral College
D. Nationwide
C. Electoral College
This position is appointed, not elected. They also hold their office for life and their salary can not be reduced. The only way they can lose their office is due to "bad behavior."
A. Supreme Court
B. President
C. Governor
D. House of Reps
A. Supreme Court
the strategy (propaganda technique) of showing a product or person’s best features and leaving out information about any negative features or potential problems.
example: Only talking about how a dog is loyal, affectionate, and nice. Not mentioning that it is a huge responsibility and costs money.
A. card stacking
B. testimonial
C. transfer
D. plain folks
A. card stacking
a threatened penalty for disobeying a law or rule.
A. Peacekeeping Operations
B. Sanctions
C. War
D. Humanitarian Aid
B. Sanctions
Defensive alliance. Meant to protect members and keep peace.
A. North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
B. World Trade Organization (WTO)
C. United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF)
D. International Red Cross/ Red Crescent
A. North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)