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100

This amendment guaranteed the woman´s right to vote. 

What is the 19th Amendment?

100

This political party believes in laissez-faire economic regulations

What is the Republican Party?

100

The court case that dealt with the political action committees as seen in the documentary we watched

What is Citizens United V. Fec (2010)?

100

The Practice of applying pressure to influence government

What is lobbying?

100

The role of the media in American Politics

What is to keep the public informed and to expose any corruption?

200

The line of reasoning where a person votes based on a candidate´s track record. 

What is Retrospective Voting?
200

This voting model where a candidate wins the office by garnering the most votes.

What is Single-Member Districts?

200

The procedure that can repeal an unpopular law

What is a referendum?

200

This type of interest group has helped achieve the 40 hour work week

What are labour groups?

200

The practice where news writers write about stories that they believe their viewers would find interesting

What is consumer-driven media?

300

The amendment that made senators directly elected rather than elected by state legislatures. 

What is the 17th Amendment?

300

A state that tends to not have one party dominate its elections is known as this

What is a swing state?

300

A group of citizens form to create a law into writing is known as what?

What is an initiative?

300

A type of lobbying group that focuses primarily on a singular topic. 

What are single interest groups?

300

As media content has increased in demand, more and more specialized political news outlets have came out for their intended audiences, this concept is an example of

What is narrowcasting?

400

This voting block overwhelmingly votes democrat. 

What is African Americans?

400

A party that is formed to oppose certain business dealings is called a 

Economic Protest Party

400

The phenomenon where the candidate up for reelection tends to win their elections

What is the incumbent advantage phenomenon?

400

The white collar work equivalent of labour groups

What are professional assosciations?

400

This type of journalism occurs when reporters find ways to discuss poll results during election season. 

What is horse-race journalism?

500

This Act imposes requirements on states that created a national standard for election and voting management. 

What is the Help America Vote Act (HAVA)?

500

A third party that forms from one of the major political parties is known as a

What is a splinter party?

500

The network of donors that donate heavily to a candidate

What is a political action committee?

500

Critics of these groups refer to the money they receive as ¨dark money¨

What are Super PACs?

500

The government agency that regulates electronic media

What is the Federal Communications Commission?