Political Ideology
A set of beliefs or ideas about public policy and how the government should work?
Political Ideology
The United States has this kind of political system.
Two-Party System
The first U.S. presidential election was won by this man.
George Washington
The 13th Amendment ended this.
Slavery
What people think about key issues like education, taxes, and healthcare.
Public Opinion
Factors that determine your political ideology
personality, parents, environment, activities, hopes, ideas about life, friends you keep, etc.
China, North Korea, and Cuba are examples of this type of system.
One Party System
This 1800 election is called the “Revolution of 1800.”
Thomas Jefferson
The 15th Amendment gave the right to vote regardless of this.
race, color, or previous condition of servitude
Politicians and the media pay attention to this to know what voters care about.
Public Opinion
Liberals and Conservatives
France, Germany, and England have this kind of party system.
MultiParty System
This 1860 election led to the Civil War.
Abraham Lincoln
The 19th Amendment gave this group the right to vote.
Women
Two examples of mass media.
TV, radio, newspapers, or social media
Which countries name 5 countries who don't use a Two Party System.
China, North Korea, Cuba, France, England, Germany
A system where only one political party controls the government.
One Party System
The first televised presidential debate happened in this election year.
1960
Two ways to register to vote.
online, by mail, or in person (like the DMV)
One way interest groups try to influence lawmakers directly.
Lobbying
Liberals believe the government should do this to solve social problems.
take an active role or help solve them
One advantage of a multi-party system.
more choices or representation of diverse views
The 2000 election between George W. Bush and Al Gore was controversial because of this.
Florida recount and Electoral College vs. popular vote issue
Many states once used these tactics to stop Black citizens from voting.
What are literacy tests, poll taxes, intimidation, and grandfather clauses
Name the 6 ways candidates get their money
1. Individual Donations
2.PACS
3.SuperPACS
4.Political Parties
5.Public Funding
6. Own Money