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Voting Public Opinion
Elections Vocabulary Grab Bag
True/False: Any individual can choose to join a political
party will be accepted
A 100
True
A 100
The number one function of political parties
A 200
Get Candidates Elected
A 200
Minor parties biggest impact on politics
A 300
Major Parties adopt ideas
A 300
The reason a Two-Party System developed in the U.S.
A 400
Opposing views of Framers
Feds vs Anti-Feds
A 400
The group major parties try to appeal to
A 500
Everybody
A 500
The major reasons suffrage has progressed in America
B 100
Amendments and Civil Rights
B 100
What many states require of all voters
B 200
Citizenship and Residency
B 200
Biggest factor impacting voting behavior
B 300
Party Identification
B 300
What type of minor party breaks away from a major party to form
a new political party
B 400
Splinter Party
B 400
The reason literacy tests used for voting rights were unfair
B 500
African Americans were asked harder questions
B 500
Attitudes about government held by a significant number of people
C 100
Public Opinion
C 100
The mass media’s biggest impact on public opinion
C 200
Focus on specific issues
C 200
The most expensive item in a typical campaign budget
C 300
TV Advertisements
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
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The reason polls are used in politics
C 400
To determine public viewpoint on political issues
C 400
Organization of workers from the same industry
C 500
Labor Union
C 500
Method by which the President is elected
D 100
Electoral College
D 100
Election in which more of the people vote
D 200
General Federal Election
D 200
Oldest form of political nomination in the U.S.
D 300
Self-Announcement
D 300
Smallest geographic unit used for elections
D 400
Precinct
D 400
Practice of giving government jobs to loyal supporters
D 500
Patronage
D 500
This party system exists in all dictatorships
E 100
One Party System
E 100
A political party’s beliefs and stances on issues is known as
E 200
Platform
E 200
Process by which people form attitudes about government
E 300
Political Socialization
E 300
When the Republicans and Democrats are working together this
is known as _________ politics
E 400
Bipartisan
E 400
Event at which candidates are not labeled by party
E 500
Non-Partisan Primary
E 500
Split-ticket voting a sign of these weakening
F 100
Political Parties
F 100
Procedure states use to combat fraudulent voting
F 200
Registration
F 200
The reason voting machines are used
F 300
To minimize vote counting errors
F 300
Only party members may vote at this event
F 400
Closed Primary
F 400
Technique used to get individuals to adopt a
particular belief
F 500
Propaganda
F 500
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Voting Rights
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