American Government Unit 2 Test Review

How does a 3rd party usually affect an election?

If you are unable to get to the polling place, you should use this method of voting.

Which of the following is NOT a way an individual can earn or receive US citizenship?

How early must an individual normally register to vote?

In Plessy v. Ferguson, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of

The process by which people acquire their ideas, beliefs, and attitudes about politics is called

How many total votes are in the Electoral College?

What is the largest minority group within the USA currently?

What is the minimum number of Electoral College votes required to elect a President?

The biggest issue, arguably, in the women's rights movement is for

Race is used in which way for hiring / college admissions alongside affirmative action?

The fundraising arm of an interest group is called a

What group monitors campaign finances for elections?

What is the name for all those qualified to vote in an election?

The smallest voting area that people can live and vote is called a

An election that is held because there was no majority winner is called a

What is the main difference between immigrants and aliens?

The process by which immigrants become legal citizens is known as

What is the difference between Title IX and affirmative action?

Which of the following is NOT a sociological factor that affects the way an individual votes?