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Civics 8, 9, 10 Political Parties, Voting and Public Opinion
Civics 8, 9, 10 Political Parties, Voting and Public Opinion
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what is the main event at a national party convention?
recruiting volunteers to campaign
preparing ads for tv
raising money for the election
nominating a candidate for president
2
Which is a requirement for voting in the US today?
ability to get to the polls
high school education
be a US citizen
property ownership
3
Which type of law tries to protect reporters from having to reveal their sources?
libel shield
shield
malice
slander
4
An election in which voters choose candidates to represent the 2 major parties in a general election
lobbyist
interest group
direct primary
political action committee
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part of the election process in which voters nominate a party's candidate
registration
Electoral College
primary election
polling place
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a watchdog is the role played by the party that wins the general election
False
True
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people who unite to promote their beliefs about an issue
direct primary
lobbyist
political action committee
interest group
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representative of an interest group who contacts government officials directly
political action committee
interest group
lobbyist
direct primary
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When no candidate wins the majority of the votes, a _____________ election is held.
runoff
general
open primary
closed primary
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grassroots describes political movements beginning at the neighborhood level
True
False
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location where voting takes place
Electoral College
polling place
primary election
registration
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a process required of citizens before they are allowed to vote in elections
primary election
polling place
Electoral College
registration
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Which is an example of a single-issue party?
Reform
Socialist Labor
Communist
Prohibitionist
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Made of 538 electors from the 50 states and DC
registration
polling place
Electoral College
primary election
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How can citizens get proposals for new laws on the general election ballot?
referendum
initiative
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group that collects money from its members to support candidates
lobbyist
political action committee
interest group
direct primary
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Federalists believed that the best way to protect individual rights was to have
constitutional amendments
a balance of power
strong state governments
a strong national government
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Citizens who cannot get to the polls on election day are not allowed to vote.
False
True
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Which is a characteristic of someone who is MORE likely to vote?
male
live in the south
did not finish high school
37 years old
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The type of political system in the United States
multi-party
two-party