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AP Government: Unit 10 Review Game - Voting & Elections
AP Government: Unit 10 Review Game - Voting & Elections
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Review game for Unit 10: Voting and Elections
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Delegates nominate a candidate for President and VP, as well as write the platform at the...
General
Primaries
Nominating convention
Caucus
2
If a presidential candidate wins over 55% of the popular vote, it is said voters give him/her
a mandate
an exit poll
a recall vote
political clout
3
Which is a requirement to be eligible to vote in the United States
21 years old
No criminal record whatsoever
U.S. Citizen
College education
4
A meeting of political party members to conduct party business…sometimes to select candidates
General Election
Rally
Primary
Caucus
5
In this type of primary election, you must declare your party before you enter the voting booth
Closed
Caucus
Open
Blanket
6
What is the most essential act by citizens who live in a democracy?
Running for office
High fiving each other
Serving in the military
Voting
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A vote where the government asks the people to vote on a specific issue to make it a law.
Referendum
Initiative
Recall
General Election
8
Automatic delegates to the DNC who tend to be party leaders, current elected officials, etc.
Pledged Delegates
Electors
VIPs
Superdelegates
9
In the primaries who does a presidential candidate focus his/her attention on for votes?
Elderly voters
Members of his/her party
Members of the other party
Independent voters
10
What state holds the first primary elections?
New Hampshire
Indiana
Michigan
Iowa
11
Primaries are held in Indiana on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of ....
March
January
November
May
12
Least likely to vote: 75 yr old with a HS degree; 45 yrold college dropout; 20 yr old HS grad
20 yr old
45 yr old
75 yr old
13
Campaign finance laws are tough to reform because many see contributions as an issue involving?
Taxpayer funds
1st Amendment - Free Speech
Corruption
National security
14
How many electoral votes are needed to win the presidency?
100
538
435
270
15
When is the general election held in the United States?
Tues. after first Monday in October
Tues. after first Monday in May
Tues. after first Monday in November
Tues. after first Monday in January
16
What does suffrage mean?
Right to torture
Voting
Elections
Slavery
17
If you were a candidate which voters would you NOT focus on during a general election for votes
Loyal members of the other party
Undecided voters of all parties
Independent voters
Your party members
18
An election where voters select people to hold an office
Caucus
Primary
Recall
General
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Propaganda where a famous public figure publicly supports a candidate running for office?
Endorsement
Card stacking
Glittering generality
Bandwagon
20
When a candidate “goes negative” and points out all the bad attributes of their opponent,
Plain Folks
Mud slinging
Endorsement
Card stacking
21
Money given directly to a candidate for their campaign is known as...
Bribery
PAC money
Hard money
Soft money
22
If you vote for members of both parties in an election, then it is said you are voting a...
Blanket primary
Straight ticket
Split ticket
Odd ballot
23
Type of campaign propaganda that uses positive images to make the candidate look good?
Symbols
Endorsement
Name calling
Card stacking
24
What year were women given the right to vote?
1776
1870
1950
1920
25
Nickname of the day where a lot of states hold their primaries/caucuses on the same day?
Mediocre Monday
Front-loading
Super Tuesday
General election day
26
Partisan redrawing of congressional district borders that can lead to more safe districts
Reapportionment
Rezoning
Gerrymandering
A Work of Art
27
Supreme Court case that removed limits on a candidates ability to fund his/her own campaign?
Baker v. Carr
Buckley v. Valeo
Bush v. Gore
Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission
28
A group like the United Auto Workers Union (UAW) creates this to raise money to support candidates who favor their issue
Super PAC
Alliance
PAC
Interest Group
29
An election where voters can remove a public official from office before his term is finished
Referendum
Impeachment
Recall
Caucus
30
Presidential elections were held in 2016 & 2020, but what do we call the 2018 election year?
Midterm election
State election
Nominating Convention
Runoff election
31
When was the last time someone lost the popular vote, but still won the presidential election?
2012
2016
1888
2000
32
What do we call the people who are eligible to vote in an election?
Candidates
Electoral College
Electors
Electorate
33
If you are going to be out of town on election day, you can still vote by using one of these…
Recall Vote
Initiative Ballot
Referendum
Absentee Ballot
34
Group of people who cast the official vote for the presidency
Supreme Court
Congress
Electoral College
Voters
35
Who selects the President if there is no majority in the Electoral College?
Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
The popular vote
36
The person who currently holds an office is called the _____.
President
Incumbent
Lobbyist
Constituent
37
To win the parties nomination, you need to accumulate what for the convention?
Money
Electors
Delegates
States
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Citizens United v. FEC
allowed for unlimited "independent expenditures" from groups called
PACs
Lobbyists
501 c 3 organizations
Super PACs
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What state holds the first presidential caucuses?
New Hampshire
Maine
Iowa
Idaho