Qualifications
Influencing the Government
Suffrage
Bias, Symbolism, and Propaganda
Miscellaneous
100

What is the age requirement to run for president?

35 years old 

100

How do individuals influence the government?

Protesting, petitioning, using social media, campaign contributions, etc

100

What is suffrage?

the right to vote 

100

What is Bias? How does it influence the public?

Display of favor for or against someone or something; often seen as prejudicial.

It influences people's opinions and beliefs.

100

Why are free and fair elections important?

to preserve our constitutional republic 

200

Talia was born in Gainesville, is 35 years old, and has lived in Florida her whole life. What state offices can she run for?

House of Representatives 

Senate 

Governor

200

Which influence of the government lobbies government officials about issues?

Interest groups 

200

Which amendment banned poll taxes? What are poll taxes? 

24th 

fee to vote 

200

Promoting a candidate in the newspaper. Bias, symbolism, or Propaganda? 

Bias 

200

Mrs. Lugo was born in Georgia and moved to Florida in 2021. She wants to run for Hillsborough representative. Can she? Why or Why not?

No, she needs to live in the district she represents.

300

Ms. Q wants to run for president. She was born in New York and lived in Florida since she was 5. Can she be the next president? Why or Why not?

No, because she’s not 35.

300

What is a "Watchdog?"

Critically monitoring the activities of the government to question and expose wrongdoing. 

300

Which amendment gave women the right to vote?

19th

300

An Uncle Sam poster convincing people to enlist in the United States armed forces. Bias, symbolism, or Propaganda? 

Propaganda 

300

True or False? The Democratic and Republican parties have stayed the same since first established.

False, who they represent and their platforms have changed, evolved and even swapped over history.

400

What are the requirements to run for Florida House of Representatives?

At least 21 years old

Elector (voter) and resident of the district from which they are elected

Resided in the state for a period of 2 years prior to election

400

What is lobbying? 

Paid agents work directly with legislators to pass laws that support their interest group 

400

What are the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments?

13th- End Slavery 

14th- Grants citizenship 

15th- Right to vote regardless of race or color 

400

Double Jeopardy 

Federalist supporting a strong national government and encouraging people to vote to expand government power.

Propaganda 

400

Why was the Republican Party created?

To oppose slavery