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Political, Personal, and Economic Activity (U4)
Political, Personal, and Economic Activity (U4)
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Each state party sends delegates to vote for the candidate preferred in their state
Campaign
Nomination
Election
National Convention
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One of the many political parties without wide voter support
Plurality
One Party System
Minor Party
Bipartisan
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Potential voting population
Suffrage
Lobbyists
Electorate
PAC
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White males, Protestants, Business community, Higher income
Democrat
Republican
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Party that controls the executive branch
One Party System
Party out of power
Party in power
Political Party
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Where do reactionaries fall on the political spectrum?
Far right
Far left
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US consists of several distinct cultures and groups
Two Party System
Pluralistic Society
Lobbyists
Multiparty
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Appealing to people's fears and prejudices by labeling an idea
Just plain folks
Name calling
Stacking the cards
Bandwagon
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The naming of those who seek office
Vote
Primary Election
Candidate
Nomination
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Bias of journalists and news producers within the mass media
CNN Effect
Mass Media
Agenda Setting
Media Bias
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Democrats are said to be what?
Moderae
Liberal
Conservative
Reactionary
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Asking everyone to join the crowd
Bandwagon
Glittering generalities
Name calling
Just plain folks
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Place to vote (public buildings- schools, firehouse)
Polling place
Vote
Ballot
General election
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Mass communication using digital technologies
New Media
Media Bias
Selective Perception
Agenda Setting
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Temporary alliance of several groups who come together to form a working majority
PAC
Multiparty
Lobbyists
Coalition
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GOP stands for what?
Grand Old Party
Great Own Party
Grand Own Party
Great Old Party
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Right to vote
Poll Tax
Electorate
Suffrage
Immigrants
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An election that narrows the field of candidates before an election to office
Primary Election
Open Primary
Closed Primary
Caucus
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Ongoing coverage on a particular event
CNN Effect
Selective Perception
Media Bias
Agenda Setting
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Which is an example of a cannot voter?
Busy
Did not want to vote
Lazy
Ill
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Government action based on firm allegiance to a political party
Bipartisan
Interest Groups
Partisanship
Political Party
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party nominating election in which only declared party members can vote
Closed Primary
Run Off Primary
Open Primary
Direct Primary
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Appealing for the support of the common citizen
Bandwagon
Stacking the cards
Name calling
Just plain folks
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One party exists
Multiparty
Pluralistic Society
Coalition
One Party System
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Complex collection of the opinions of many different people
Public Opinion
Public Affairs
Political Socialization
Public Agenda
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device used by those unable to get to their regular polling places on election day
Nomination
Actual voters
Absentee voting
Nonvoters
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Where do liberal fall on the political spectrum?
Left
Right
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party nominating election in which any qualified voter can take part
Open Primary
Direct Primary
Closed Primary
Run Off Primary
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Where do conservatives fall on the political spectrum?
Right
Left
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Where does the extreme radicals fall on the political spectrum?
Far Left
Far Right
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Process of shaping one's ideas and attitudes about government
Public Affairs
Public Agenda
Political Socialization
Public Opinion
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Technique of persuasion aimed at influencing individual or group behaviors
Bias
Propaganda
Mass Media
CNN Effect
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This means agreement
Pluralistic Society
Coalition
Consensus
Multiparty
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In the Iowa Caucus, this party submits a secret ballot
Minor Party
Democratic Party
Republican Party
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Individuals that advocate for their cause/group by creating ads and reaching voters
Lobbyists
Interest Groups
PAC
Public Opinion
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Republican are said to be what?
Conservative
Liberal
Reactionary
Moderate
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Which of the following is an actual nonvoter
Lazy
Travel
Immigrants
Military
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Group of like-minded people who meet to select the candidates they will support in the election
Nomination
Primary Election
Caucus
General Election
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This measures what the public thinks on issues
Public Opinion Polls
Public Opinion
Political Ideology
Public Affairs
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A political party organized as an alternative to the major parties in a two party system
Political Ideology
Political Party
Two Party System
Third Parties
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Largest number of votes cast for the office
Electorate
Poll Book
Bipartisan
Plurality
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Individuals who interact with elected officials to advocate for their group/cause
Adovcacy Group
PAC
Lobbyists
Interest Groups
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In the Iowa Caucus this party meets in groups by the candidate they support
Democratic Party
Minor Party
Republican Party
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Attack against other candidate
Attack Advertising
Mass Media
Media Bias
Campaigning
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Using broad and very vague statements using terms everyone can support
Bandwagon
Name calling
Stacking the cards
Glittering generalities
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Regularly scheduled elections at which voters make the final selection of officeholders
General Election
Caucus
Election
Closed Primary
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Speeches, interviews, and debates are which election process
National Convention
Election
Campaign
Nomination
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Attempts to influence public policy
Partisanship
Interest Groups
Political Party
Political Ideology