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Unit 4: Suffrage Review
Unit 4: Suffrage Review
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Test review for suffrage unit.
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1
Voter registration forms in Ohio MUST be received or postmarked:
by 3:00pm on election day.
noon on the 3rd day before the election.
no more than 10 days after the election.
30 days before the election.
2
Absentee voter
application
forms in Ohio MUST be received by the board of elections:
30 days before the election.
no more than 10 days after the election.
noon on the 3rd day before the election.
by 3:00pm on election day.
3
"No state can deprive anyone who is at least 18 years of age" is the main premise of the:
27th Amendment
26th Amendment
24th Amendment
25th Amendment
4
In Loveland, which state level voting district do you belong to?
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Indiana
5
Which of the following is a term meaning "The potential voting population"
Electorate
Population
Suffrage
Franchise
6
In 1789, citizens had to meet these requirements:
White, free, males.
All white citizens could vote
White, free, land owning males
White, free, landowning, churchgoing, taxpaying, males
7
This type of campaign ad is when facts of only one side of the issue are presented:
Name Calling
Plain folks
Card Stacking
Bandwagon
8
The 15
th
Amendment States that voting cannot be denied:
based on gender
based on owning land
based on age
based on race, color, or previous condition of servitude
9
This organization's sole purpose is to regulate campaign finance:
Federal Electoral College
Federal Election Commission
Federal Campaign Commission
Hamilton County Board of Elections
10
All of the following have a significant impact on a person's voting history/record EXCEPT:
Income level
Level of Education
Age
Gender
11
About what percent of the electorate generally vote in a Presidential Election?
50%
60%
80%
70%
12
This states that "all persons born or naturalized in the USA are citizens:
13th Amendment
15th Amendment
14th Amendment
16th Amendment
13
The Australian Ballot is just another name for:
Written Ballots
Secret Ballots
Typed Ballots
Educational Ballots
14
Suffrage laws are:
Set by local government.
Set by the federal/national government.
Set by state government.
Set by the voters.
15
All of the following are
positive
voter requirements in the state of Ohio EXCEPT:
Must be a US citizen.
Must be a resident of Ohio for at least 30 days
Must be at least 18 years old.
Must not be incarcerated for a felony
16
Which group gained voting rights with the 19
th
Amendment?
All minority groups.
All female citizens.
All women living in the United States.
All male citizens.
17
This is the most common way for a candidate to gain a party's nomination for office:
Self-Announcement
Petition
Direct Primary
Convention
18
The main reason people argue
in favor
of voter ID laws:
Prevents white Americans from voting.
Stops illegal immigrants from voting.
Stops minority groups from voting.
Prevents election fraud.
19
Court ruling which made the ceiling unlimited for how much money can be
raised
for campaigns:
Citizens United v. FEC
Citizens Now v. FEC
Speech United v. FEC
Speechnow.org v. FEC
20
The 24
th
Amendment:
Solidified the 19th Amendment.
Gave those 18 and older the right to vote.
Made poll taxes illegal
Outlawed voting rights for 15 year olds.
21
This type of campaign ad urges listeners to follow the crowd:
Name Calling
Bandwagon
Card Stacking
Plain folks
22
Court ruling which made the ceiling unlimited for how much money can be
spent
on campaigns:
Speechnow.org v. FEC
Citizens United v. FEC
Citizens Now v. FEC
Speech United v. FEC
23
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Rights Act of 1965 were passed in order to:
Enforce the 19th Amendment only.
Lower the voting age to 18.
Enforce the 15th Amendment only
Enforce both the 15th AND 19th Amendments
24
Which of the following are reasons why people don't vote?
Think they're too busy.
Dislike the candidates.
Believe that their vote can make a difference.
Strongly support one of the candidates
25
Type of primary election where voters choose the party primary in which they want to vote:
Top Two
Open
Hybrid
Closed
26
Absentee
ballots
must be received by the board of elections by _______ for the vote to count:
Postmarked 2 days before the election
No later than the close of polls on election day
3:00pm on election day
12:00pm three days before the election
27
This type of campaign ad is when the candidate claims to be one of the "common people:"
Bandwagon
Plain folks
Name Calling
Card Stacking
28
The main reason people argue
against
voter ID laws:
Prevents white Americans from voting.
Prevents election fraud.
Stops illegal immigrants from voting.
Stops minority groups from voting.
29
Which of the following is a term meaning "The right to vote"
Suffrage
Electorate
Population
Franchise
30
Which two events require you to update your current Ohio Voter Registration?
Primary election, general election
Moving from out of state, change of name
Once you register to vote, you never have to update the form
Change of address in Ohio, change of name
31
True or False: States can raise the voting age to 21
False
True
32
Organization that
cannot
work with a candidate's campaign, but can spend money on the election:
super Political Action Committee
Political Action Committee
Political Advertising
Political Campaign
33
In Ohio, this is the place where voters go to cast ballots in elections:
Polling Place
Precinct
Party convention
Their own home by computer.
34
Which of the following is an acceptable form of Identification to register to vote by mail?
Current Utility Bill
Military Identification card
Driver's License
Passport