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Name the direct interest group approach
Advertise ads and promote interest group ideas
Demonstrate and protest marches
Lobbyists, persuade public officials, work wherever public policy is made
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Why do people join interest groups?
Because of their job or economic interest
Because their parents are in it
Why not?
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What is Ballot Fatigue?
Exhaustion of voter patience as they go down the ballot
Exhaustion to getting to voting place
Exhaustion while waiting in line to vote
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What is a mandate?
Declining from a large amount of people
Approval from large amount of people
Approval from a small amount of people
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How do children typically develop their political views?
internet
Parents
tv
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What is party identification
Learning about a certain party
Obtaining all knowledge on every party
The political party that you are most loyal to
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What is one reason people don't trust electronic voting?
Its too convenient for them
They are old and don't know how to vote online
Easy to hack
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Which is not an example of an interest group?
GHSL
PETA
ACLU
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What is the echo phenomenon?
Entertainment, they are going to take some work for in-depth news.
thinking all you ideas are right
People find media outlets that reinforce their ideas
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Term used to define how people develope their political opinions
Political Socialization
Mass Media
Political Structure
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Women are more likely to vote...
Liberal
Republican
Democrat
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What is an Electroal Precinct?
Breaks up areas in order to determine where you vote
Deteremines what state you vote in
Determines where the police operate
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Which demographic is more likely to be republican?
young people
Rich people
poor people
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During colonial times, what did men need to have in order to vote?
A wife
Money
Land
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In which state were women first allowed to vote?
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
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What is a provisional ballot
A temporary ballot you must provide ID for
A ballot that counts for more than one vote
A temporary ballot you can cast without ID
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Another word for the right to vote.
Sufferage
Suffering
Suffrage
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what is a bedsheet ballot
a temporary ballot
A ballot made out of bed sheets
A lengthy and confusing ballot
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What is not an example of mass media?
TV
E-mail
Internet
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Tendency for a popular political party leader to attract votes for other candidates of the same party...
Absentee Voting
Coattail Effect
Bed Sheet Ballots
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Example of inaccurate polling...
Straw vote
Literary digest
Pundits
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What is absentee voting?
Mailing in your ballot so you don't have to go to the polls
Not voting
Voting online
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Which is not an example of propaganda?
emotionally charged language
social media
Bandwagon
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Name the positive to interest groups
Uses bribery and threats
Increase interest in public affairs
They have a greater interest than needed.
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How many people in the US are elegible to vote?
420 million
69 million
240 million
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How old do you need to be in order to vote.
Everyone can vote
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What does the acronym HAVA stand for?
Help America Vote Act
Helping America Vote Act
Help America to Vote Act
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Who is the most likely not to vote.
Jake- 23 and single
John- 65 and married
Sally- 47 and married
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Which case banned the use of literary tests to determine voter elegibility?
Oregon v. Mitchell
Plessy V Ferguson
Miller v. California
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All mail elections take place in OR, CO, WA and...
South Dakota
Florida
Hawaii
