Congressional District
Partisan/Nonpartisan
Gerrymandering
Social Media
Branches of Government
100

A term for a town or city that is densely populated.

What is urban?

100

This network tends to favor the GOP

What is FOXNEWS?

100

Named after Elbridge Gerry and often has weird illogical shapes to the districts.

What is gerrymandering?

100

This popular form of social media was renamed X.

What is twitter?

100

This branch of government receives the most amount of media attention.

What is the Executive branch?

200

A term for an area that is more countryside (agricultural) and is not as populated.

What is rural?

200

This is the channel you can watch live proceedings of Congress when it is in session.

What is C-Span?

200

Elbridge Gerry was governor of this state.

What is Massachusetts?

200

This type of social media app allows users to share and watch short videos.

What is TikTok?

200

This branch of government receives the least amount of media attention.

What is the Judicial branch? (Supreme Court)

300

This is the time when the territorial districts are redrawn for the division of the states.

When is following the Census?

300

The name of the site for looking at all sides of an issue.

300

Congressional districts are drawn to favor a particular party.

What is gerrymandering?

300

These type of problem solving operation is used to determine what sites you may visit.

What is an algorithm?

300

Biden is considered an identifying candidate. True or False

What is false?

400

The amount of representatives for each state is determined by what means.

What is the population?

400

This network tends to favor the DNC (Democrat) point of view.

What is CNN?

400

 This term that means capturing the same amount of people in every district makes sure that urban and rural areas have the same amount of voting power.

What is "one person, one vote"?

400

To open stories leaning to one side like Democrat or Republican means this term.

What is bias (in media)?

400

This regulatory agency is used for the media.

What is the FCC? Federal Communications Commission

500

These laws are in place to protect reporters from revealing their sources.

What is shield laws? * Does VA have them?

500

True or False political websites tend to be nonpartisan.

What is false?

500

This term we use towards the media because they place stories in front of others that hold our government accountable.

What is watchdog?

500

Broadcaster has to air both sides of an issue but this practice ended in the Reagan administration.

What is the Fairness Doctrine?

500

Provide a form of citizen participation.

What is?

Grassroots websites

Political blogs

Electronic Voting