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Voting
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100

The United States has a ________party system      (e.g. Republican, Democrat)

What is a 2- party?

100

This is used to influence or promote a particular person, product, place or idea

What is propaganda?

100

This election occurs FIRST to narrow the field of candidates

What is the Primary election?

100

Means of communication such as newspapers, radio, television or the internet

What is media?

100

A list of statements expressing a political party's principles or beliefs

What is a political platform?

200

This amendment changed the way a president was elected; he/she could now choose the VP running mate

What is the 12th amendment?

200

What can you not have been convicted of to vote?

What is a felony?

200

The presidential election occurs every_____years

What is four (4)?

200

They serve as gatekeepers, impact elections, provide a medium for elected officials, and serve as watchdogs

What is the media?

200

A system of laws, courses of action and funding priorities for a given topic

What is Public Policy?

300

Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition

What is the 1st Amendment?

300

Our most important civic responsibility

What is voting?

300

Most election laws are made at this level

What are the states?

300

These people are hired by interest groups to influence elected officials

What are lobbyists?

300

The origins of the Republican party

What is the Whig party?

400

A group of people working on behalf or or supporting a particular cause, or an item of legislation

What is a interest group?

400
These groups represent special interest groups can receive unlimited donations from unions or corporations
What are Political Action Committees (PACs)?
400

A member of the electoral college who does NOT vote for the pledged candidate

What is the faithless elector?

400

A preference especially one that inhibits impartial judgment

What is bias?

400

It allows voters to choose leaders for public office at all three levels of government

What is the General Election?

500

A person chosen to vote as an officer in the Electoral College.

What is an elector?

500

This ended poll taxes to vote

What is the 24th Amendment?

500

The act of redrawing district lines to favor a particular party or candidate.

What is gerrymandering?

500

The practice of representing things by means of attributing symbolic meanings to objects or events

What is symbolism?

500

Daily Double: This is considered the most famous and influential campaign ad of all time

What is Peace Little Girl? or What is Daisy?