Presidential Elections
Money in Politics
Elections
Voting
When they got the vote
100

Candidates for President must first go through this before they enter the general election

What is Primary Election?

100

Candidates spend this enormous amount of money on campaigns. 

What is billions of dollars?

100

This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of this month.

What is November?

100

You must be this age to vote in the United States.

What is 18 years old?

100

If you were too poor this stopped you from voting.

What is a poll tax?

200

You must get 270 in this place in order to win a Presidential election

What is electoral college?

200

This type of money is given directly to the candidate.

What is hard money?

200

This is a petition asking for a new law.

What is a proposition? 

200

This is where you make your voice heard. This can often times be at a church, school, or public building.

What is a polling place?

200

This was used to stop blacks from voting. They asked if your father's father ever voted.

What is the Grandfather Clause?

300

These people are appointed to vote in presidential elections. Only PRESIDENTIAL elections!

Who are electors?

300

The organizations are designed to support candidates by contributing money.

What are PACS?

300

In all general elections (except the Presidency) the person who receives this amount of vote wins.

What is the majority?

300

Voters use these types of machines to vote today. 

What are electronic voting machines?

300

This group of people were prevented from voting until the 19th amendment.

Who are women?

400

Celebrities and politicians give their support to Presidential candidates by offering these?

What are endorsements?

400

This is money is not given to a particular candidate. Instead it is given to a political party or PAC.

What is soft money?

400

This is an election where citizens can vote to remove public officials from office.

What is Recall Election?

400

This is used when soldiers our out of the country and still want to vote in elections. 

What is absentee ballot?

400

In America's early days not owning this could prevent you from voting. 

What is property?

500

These exaggerations and misleading information are used by candidates in posters and commercials.

What is Propaganda?

500

This Act was created to limit the hard money that goes into campaigns. I also requires public disclosures of candidate spending.

What is the Federal Election Campaign Act? 

500

In these year the House of Representatives had to choose the President. 

What is 1800 and 1824?

500

This is a geographic area that contains a specific number of voters. 

What is a precinct?

500

This amendment gave former slaves the right to vote.

What is the 15th amendment?