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About the President
100

What amendment prevents states from denying the rights to vote based on race?

15th amendment

100

How many nominees can run in each political party?

1

100

How many major political parties are there?

2

100

What day is election day?

1st Tuesday after November 1st

100

What is the minimum age someone has to be to be President?

35 years old

200

The 19th amendment gave who the right to vote?

Women

200

What do they call the running mate of the president?

Vice President

200

What are the major political parties?

Democrat and Republican

200

How old do you have to be to vote?

18 years old

200

How many years does someone have to be a resident of the United States to run for president?

14 Years
300

What was passed in 1965?

The Voting Rights Act

300

What do they call the day that most states hold primaries and caucuses on the same day?

Super Tuesday

300

What political party does not choose a side?

Independent 

300

Who has the final vote for the president what considers the popular vote?

Electors

300

What type of citizen does someone have to be to run for president?

Natural born citizen

400

What did Susan B. Anthony dedicate her life to?

Equal Rights for women

400

What day is the inauguration held on unless that date falls on a sunday?

January 20th

400

What animal is the democrat symbol?

donkey 

400

What type of campaign practices is television commercials?

Modern Day Campaign 

400

How often is a new president elected?

4 years

500

Who was the first President Of the United States?

George Washington 

500

During political conventions what three platforms does each party discuss?

Principles, Goals, and Ideas

500

What animal symbol represents Republicans?

Elephant
500

What does campaigning require a great deal of from their candidates and parties?

Money

500

How long can someone be president?

8 years or two terms