Test 2 Review

Court orders that either force or restrain specific acts:

Takes a stand on issues, to criticize or support a certain candidate without actually mentioning that person's name

Propaganda is inherently evil

A special payment required to vote was known as a:

Snappy reports that can be aired in 30 to 45 seconds

Firm allegiance to a party is known as:

The right to vote is also called:

In this type of propaganda the premise may be accurate, but the conclusion is not

FEC stands for:

The process by which people gain their political attitudes and opinions

A type of primary where only declared party members can vote is called:

There are three major parties in the US today

In this type of propaganda a candidate or cause is identified with common people from everyday walks of life

A group of people who seek to control government by winning elections and holding office

Private organizations whose members share certain views and work to shape public policy

This type of propaganda uses the celebrity endorsement of a philosophy, movement, or candidate

Who was the Whig president who only served 31 days of his term?

All these factors influence party membership except:

Means of communications that reach large, widely dispersed audiences (masses of people) simultaneously

A type of propaganda where a generally accepted virtue is usually employed to stir up favorable emotions:

The smallest geographical units used to carry out elections:

What Hogwarts house does Mr. Trader belong to?

This type of propaganda uses symbols, quotes, or images of famous people to convey a message not associated with them

All of the people entitled to vote in a given election

What branch of the military did Mr. Trader serve in?

Getting your name on the ballot by collecting voters signatures is called:

This type of propaganda presents a dreaded circumstance and follows it up with the behavior needed to avoid it

Money given to State and local party organizations for “party-building activities” that is filtered to campaigns

Societal problems that political leaders and citizens agree need government attention

More than one public opinion can exist at the same time

Where voters in a precinct go to vote

 Any person who, for any reason, has an unusually strong influence on the views of others.

A representative slice of the total universe

This type of propaganda involves a celebrity endorsement of a philosophy, movement, or candidate

This type of propaganda ties a person or cause to a largely perceived negative image

PAC stands for:

 The people with whom one regularly associates, including friends, classmates, neighbors, and co-workers.

This type of propaganda uses the idea that everyone is doing this, or supports this, and so should you

Events and issues that concern the public at large are known as:

These are all types of minor parties except: