Meetings run by political parties

What is closed primary?

primary election where only registered members can vote

What are Functions of Political Parties?

Recruiting and nominating candidates

What is a One-Party System?

Single Political party forms Gov’t

What are all the main influences of public opinion?

Ideology, family, media and school

What are ideological parties?

People committed to a particular set of beliefs

What does the 19th Amendment do?

Right to vote can't be denied by the U.S. on account of sex

What is a third party?

Any political party besides the two major ones

What is a Two-Party System?

Two Political Parties in control

What is open primary?

primary election without party affiliation

What is multi-party system?

When several parties try gaining government control

What does the 15th amendment do?

Votes could not be denied based on “race, color, or condition of servitude

What is a Splinter Party?

Small organization split from Gov’t

What are the roles of the Media?

Informing, Watchdog, Gatekeeper

What is public opinion?

collected attitudes of citizens

Voting requirements today or based on what four factors?

Age, citizenship, residence, registration status

What are the four main impacts on voting behavior?

Background, party identification, personal opinion, candidate record,image

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1
What is caucus?
A coffin
Meetings run by political parties
A place you go to vote
A type of war
2
What is closed primary?
primary election without party affiliation
primary election where only registered members can vote
3
What is a Secret Ballot?
A private ballot
A normal ballot
None of the above
A public ballot
4
An absentee ballot is a ballot requested by a voter prior to election day?
False
True
5
What are Functions of Political Parties?
Both A and B
A party for Political members
Recruiting and nominating candidates
None of the above
6
What is a One-Party System?
Two Political Parties in control
Three Political Parties in control
No Political Parties are in control
Single Political party forms Gov’t
7
What is ideology?
Set of opinions and beliefs
Set of books and movies
Common knowledge
None of the above
8
What are all the main influences of public opinion?
School, friends, ideology
Politics, conversation, friends
Ideology, family, media and school
Ideology, friends, conversation
9
What are ideological parties?
A and B
People not committed to a particular set of beliefs
None of the above
People committed to a particular set of beliefs
10
Polls are an essential tool used by politicians in organizing their campaign and crafting a strong message.
True
False
11
What does the 19th Amendment do?
The right to vote could not be denied based on characteristics
Declared the production, transport and sale of intoxicating liquors illegal
Right to vote can't be denied by the U.S. on account of sex
Allowed voters of each state to directly elect their senators.
12
What is a third party?
A party with three goals
The party in third place
The third party to make its presence known
Any political party besides the two major ones
13
When was the Whig Political Party found in the United States?
1833
1839
1845
1832
14
One benefit of the Political Party system it prevents unexpected shifts in political trends.
False
True
15
What is a Two-Party System?
Two Political Parties in control
No Political Parties are in control
Three Political Parties in control
Single Political party forms Gov’t
16
What is open primary?
primary election where only registered members can vote
primary election without party affiliation
17
What is multi-party system?
When every party dominates at once
When two major parties dominate the government
When a single political party dominates political activity
When several parties try gaining government control
18
What did George Gallup invent?
Phone Polls
Exit Polls
Online Polling
Gallup Polling
19
When is election day?
11/5/24
1/24/24
11/10/24
6/5/24
20
Voting by mail is very reliable.
True
False
21
What do Anti-Federalists believe in?
Argue against stronger Gov’t
Argue for the Constitution
None of the above
Argue for a stronger Gov’t
22
What does the 15th amendment do?
The right to bear arms
Votes could not be denied based on “race, color, or condition of servitude
Dates for the president and V.P. terms from March 4 to January 20
Each elector cannot use two votes on one president.
23
What is a Splinter Party?
Group of rats
None of the above
A cut on your hand
Small organization split from Gov’t
24
What are the roles of the Media?
None of above
Entertainment purposes
Gaslighter, Public News Forum, Guarddog
Informing, Watchdog, Gatekeeper
25
What is public opinion?
opinion of oneself
judges opinion
something that you're entitled to
collected attitudes of citizens
26
Who called for a strong national government that promoted economic growth?
Anti-federalist
Federalists
Republicans
Democrats
27
Voting requirements today or based on what four factors?
Registration status, age, income, race
Age, citizenship, residence, registration status
Citizenship, age, yearly income, residence
Age, race, residence, income
28
What are the four main impacts on voting behavior?
Party identification, personal opinion, background, age
Party identification, race, age, income
Background, party identification, personal opinion, candidate record,image
Personal opinion, age, income, race
29
How long has the media affected public opinion for?
Since the 2000s
Since the 1990s
Since the 1930s
Since the 1950s
30
What is the purpose of Exit Polls?
Balance when skiing
Hold flags
Help Media predict outcome
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