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What are the major political parties in America today?
Republican and Socialist
Democrat and Libertarian
Communist and Green
Democrat and Republican
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What is the difference between domestic and foreign affairs?
domestic deals with other nations and foreign is USA
domestic deals with USA and foreign is other nations
3
What was the end goal for the Bays of Pigs?
celebrate the communist revolution
begin diplomatic relations with Cuba
overthrow communist government
4
Requirements for Senate
35 years old, live in USA 14 years, natural born
30 years old, live in state 7 years
30 years old, live in state, citizen 9 years
25 years old, live in state, citizen 7 years
5
The issues a political party stand for is called what?
issues
convention
platform
debate
6
This is the treaty of Mexico, Canada, and USA.
NAFTA
WHO
UN
NATO
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How much political experience does a person need to run for office?
A lot
Some
None
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This political party is for the workers.
Republican
Communist
Libertarian
Green
9
What is a dual party system?
having 0 political parties
having 3 political parties
having 2 political parties
having 1 political party
10
Who did the USA drop the atomic bomb on?
Japan
Korea
Russia
Germany
11
What is similar in the Korean and Vietnam Wars?
USA lost both wars
Public support for the wars was very high
USA fought for the democratic south vs communist north
USA fought for the democratic north vs communist south
12
This international organization is to help the children.
UNICEF
NATO
NAFTA
World Court
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What is the goal of the media?
air entertaining television programs
act as a watchdog
help the president influence the electorate
help elect members of congress
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Who hire Lobbyists?
Congress
President
Media
Special Interest Groups
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Who did the USA fight after 9/11?
ISIS
Syria
Iraq
Taliban
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Who is the top USA diplomat?
Secretary of Treasury
Secretary of Interior
Secretary of State
Secretary of Defense
17
Which is a domestic issue?
UK Prime Minister holding a new Parliament election
Syria using chemical weapons on its citizens
code tax reform
Russia showing a video of a nuke hitting Tampa
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How does the Senate play a role in foreign policy?
negotiate treaties
pass immigration policy
impeachment trial of the president
confirm Secretary of State
19
The party of the liberal, higher taxes, more social welfare programs.
Republican
Democrat
Green
Libertarian
20
What is the goal of diplomacy?
economic sanctions
trade embargos
talk out issues
go to war
21
What war lead to the creation of the United Nations?
World War 1
Cold War
World War 2
Vietnam War
22
Why did the USA enter World War 2?
Pearl Harbor attacked
Zimmerman Telegraph exposed
terrorists hijack USA airliners
Nazi Germany declared war on USA
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What organization was created during the Cold War to combat the spread of communism?
NAFTA
NATO
Warsaw Pact
United Nations
24
Requirements for the House
30 years old, live in state, citizen 9 years
25 years old, live in state, citizen 7 years
35 years old, live in usa 14 years, natural born
30 years old, live in state 7 years
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What is a testimonial?
celebrity endorsement
facts and figures
using negative names for a person
slogans
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Requirements for President
35 years old, live in us 14 years, natural born
30 years old, live in state 7 years
25 years old, live in state, citizen 7 years
30 years old, live in state, citizen 9 years
27
What was the USA response to 9/11?
invade Afghanistan
invade Kuwait
invade Iraq
invade Syria
28
What did JFK do about the Cuban Missile Crisis?
attacked the Soviets in Cuba
naval blockade around Cuba
helped Cuba launch their missiles
invaded Kuwait
29
What is card stacking?
celebrity endorsement
everyone is doing it
using facts and figures
one sided
30
Everyone is doing it.
name calling
bandwagon
testimonial
transfer
31
How does a Lobbyist influence government?
holding press conferences to talk about issues
giving members cash in return for favors
donating money to a candidates campaign
lobbyists are illegal
32
What is glittering generalities?
facts and figures
name calling
celebrity endorsement
slogans
33
What is the purpose of the United Nations?
promote peace worldwide
provide medical assistance to those in need
make trade agreements
court for international crimes
34
This party favors smaller government, strong military, and less taxes.
Libertarian
Green
Republican
Democrat
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What is the job of a Lobbyist?
bribe members of Congress
influence Congress to pass bills
influence the Supreme Court to rule on cases
bribe members of the Supreme Court
36
Which is a foreign policy issue?
Constitutional Convention
Great Depression
Great Recession
Cuban Missile Crisis
37
Politicians go to someones home and have dinner with them.
testimonial
glittering gernalities
name calling
plain folks
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What was the USA policy before it entered World War 1?
dollar diplomacy
lend lease
neutrality
interventionism
