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Senior Mid Year Exam Review (American Government)
Senior Mid Year Exam Review (American Government)
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Powers reserved to any sovereign state simply because it is a government
Expressed Powers
Concurrent Powers
Implied Powers
Inherent Powers
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Idea that the authority of the government created and sustained by the people through elected representatives
Limited Government
Force Theory
Executive Government
Popular Sovereignty
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Powers granted to the US government that are spelled out in the Constitution
Exclusive Powers
Inherent Powers
Implied Powers
Expressed Powers
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A group of like minded citizens meet to select a candidate
Caucus
Gallup Poll
Closed Primary
Open Primary
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Device used by a voter to register a choice in an election
Ballot
Power Up
License
Suffrage Card
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Branch that interprets the laws based on the Constitution
Legislative
Judicial
Executive
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What is a major function of a political party?
Control the government through winning elections and holding public office
Give jobs to supporters and friends
Transporting people to polls
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A Plurality is
The Majority of Votes
The smallest number of votes without a majority
The largest number of votes without a majority
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A section of a city or town designated to one polling place
Precinct
Electorate
Arena
Coalition
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A democracy is a form of government in which
the power to rule is held by a small group of elite society members
the leader has supreme authority and absolute power
supreme authority rests with the people
power rests with a monarch
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Law Making Branch of the Government
Executive
Judicial
Legislative
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How does one's party identification develop
Ethnicity
Religion
Peer Groups
Family
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A government divided between a central and smaller governments (ie state & local)
Precinct
Caucus
Federalism
Suffrage
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This is considered the Supreme Law of the land in America
The Supreme Court
The President
The US Constitution
The Magna Carta
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Term meaning the right to vote
Caucus
Elecotrate
Suffrage
Partisanship
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An electorate is
A Ballot
People who are eligible to vote
A voting precinct
A campaign strategy
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A firm allegiance to a political party
Electorate
Caucus
Partisanship
Bipartisanship
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What are the requirements to vote
US Citizen
18 years old
Live in America at the time of the election
Pay taxes
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What does bipartisan mean?
Issue supported by 2 parties
Government with 2 political parties
Election with 2 candidates
Government with 2 branches
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Political Socialization Means
Discussing Current Events with Peers
The Way People Register to Vote
The Way People Choose a Candidate
The Way that People's Political Ideas and Beliefs are Shaped
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Powers exercised by the NATIONAL government ALONE
Inherent Powers
Concurrent Powers
Exclusive Powers
Implied Powers
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What is an incumbent
The Current Officeholder
A Clerk position
New Candidate for a position
Advisor to the president
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Attitudes held by a significant number of people on political matters
Coalition
Precinct
Caucus
Public Opinion
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Branch that Enforces the Laws (includes the President)
Judicial
Executive
Legislative
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Powers that are not expressly stated in the Constitution
Expressed Powers
Concurrent Powers
Implied Powers
Inherent Powers
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Powers & Responsibilities are divided among the branches of government
Separation of Powers
Evolutionary Theory
Checks & Balances
Partisanship
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The redrawing of district lines to favor one party or class
Gerrymander
Partisanship
Party Preference Lines
Distrification
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Each branch has some measure of influence over the others & can block actions of the other branches
Separation of Duties
Checks & Balances
Checks on Power
Separation of Powers
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An Example of a Third Party
Green Party
Potenti Party
Republicans
Democrats
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Voting for candidates of different parties for different offices at the same election is called
bicameral voting
dual voting
bipartisan electorate
split ticket voting
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Shared Powers between the National & State Governments
Inherent Powers
Expressed Powers
Implied Powers
Concurrent Powers