AP Gov Unit 5: Politcal Participation #6

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Quiz #6 (5.8-5.11)

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Interest groups use political action committees (PACs) to

Raise and spend money on election campaigns

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Which of the following best describes a closed primary?

Only registered party members may vote to choose the party’s nominee

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What did the The Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act do

Lowered limits on soft money.

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Which agency monitors campaign spending and provides information to the public?

Federal Election Commission

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Meetings held at community centers, schools, and private homes to nominate presidential candidates are called:

caucuses.

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Which of the following is NOT a way in which the federal government regulates campaigns?

By prohibiting negative advertising

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To win the Electoral College, a presidential candidate must

Win a majority of the Electoral College votes with at least 270 out of 538.

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Which of the following is NOT an electoral advantage for incumbent presidents?

They can collect unlimited funds from individual donors.

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Which of the following has been a result of gerrymandering?

Congressional districts have become more "safe" allowing for the election of more ideological politicians

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Which of the following is an accurate trend in modern campaigns?

There has been an increased dependence on political consultants.

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Which states are most likely to attract the attention of presidential campaigns during a general election cycle?

swing states

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What was the impact of Citizens United v FEC (2010)?
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Unlimited campaign spending by Super PACs