political ideologies and parties, voting rights, interest groups and lobbying

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Political Ideologies

a set of ideas and beliefs of a group

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Characteristics of Liberals

willing to discard traditions for new behavior, believes in individual freedom, gov't provide social welfare programs

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Characteristics of Conservatives

believe in traditional american values less gov't regulation for business

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Roles of Political Parties

nominate candidates, inform and activate supporters

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Characteristics of Democratic Party

liberal, younger voters, African Americans and Hispanics, women, lower income, costal residents

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Characteristics of Republican Party

conservatives, olde voters, white, men, higher income, and western residents

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Pros of Third Parties

highlight major issues, serve as critics, provide new ideas

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Cons of Third Parties

can make the difference in a election by directing votes away

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Suffrage

right to vote

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15th Amendment

granted all men the right to vote

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19th Amendment

granted women the right to vote

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26th Amendment

lowered the voting age from 21 to 18

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Voter Apathy

lack of interest in voting

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Qualifications to Vote in Texas

proof of identification and vote in one assigned presience

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Voting Barriers People Faced to 1965

pay a poll tax, literacy test in order to vote, arrests and beating by police, threats against family

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Impact of the Voting Rights Act of 1965

increased voting among African American, abolished literacy tests, required ballots to be printed in other languages, allowed the federal gov't to regulate election procedures by registering voters

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Voter Registering Act

make registering to vote easier by finding forms at post offices, motor vehicles, gov offices

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Interest Groups

groups of people share a point of view about an issue and unite to promote beliefs

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Lobbying

a way to influence and convince lawmakers to vote

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Lobbyists

representative of interest groups who contacts officials directly

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League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC)

founded in 1929 and is the oldest civil rights organization for hispanics

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National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

founded in 1909 and is the oldest the largest civil rights interest group

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National Rifle Association (NRA)

is a worldwide leader in firearm education, training, markmanship