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Political Culture, Public Opinion, Media, Interest Groups, Parties, Voting and Elections

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15th Amendment

Grants citizens the right to vote

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Retail Trade Associations

Seeking to protect and promote interests of member businesses involved in the sales of goods and services.

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Free Rider Problem

Benefiting from collective goods without contributing to anything or the cost.

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13th Amendment

Gets rid of slavery

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What amendment gave women the right to vote?

19th Amendment

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Established national citizenship

14th Amendment

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What political party was formed the most recently?

The Republican Party

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What amendment did Texas ratify in 1919?

19th Amendment

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Which one is not a conventional form of political participation?

Arguing with your family on holiday.

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Believed in more power in the federal government

Federalist Party

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What makes you more likely to vote?

Civic Duty

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Latino’s

The fastest growing voting demographic

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Why is there low voter turnout in America?

Registration and frequency of elections

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Campaigns are party and candidate centered.

True

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Duverger’s Law

Political theory that plurality wins, not the majority. More votes than everyone else.

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_____ people are less likely to vote, ____ people are more likely to vote.

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A social movement that didn’t happen in America

Brexit

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Electorate

All the people who can vote or are qualified to.

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Reform Parties

Believe that politics are corrupt

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By the end of the Civil War, the ______ party moved from minority to a majority party.

Republican

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Federalist Party

Alexander Hamilton

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Fractional Party

Break off of bigger political parties

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The principal/primary medium party right now is ____, but in the future, analysts say it’ll be ________.

TV, the Internet

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Grass- Roots Party

Continue to go up from local to state organizations, then influence the federal government.

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_____ is a public good.

Air

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Democrats are most likely to support

National Healthcare Expansion

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America’s two party system is a _________.

Exception, not a rule

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The American Conservative Union is an example of a ________________.

Ideological Group

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Democratic Republicans

Thomas Jefferson

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Republicans are most likely to support

A ban on abortions

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Andrew Jackson organized the ______ party.

Grassroots

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Packaging

Political consultants sell politicians to you.

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An example of the media not performing watchdog function:

soft/sensational media

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Most democracies have a ____________.

Multi- Party System

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Multiparty System

Democratic System in which 3 or more parties have the capacity to gain control of the government; either separately or in a coalition (most democracies have this).

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Iron Triangle

A small and informal but relatively stable set of bureaucrats, legislatures and lobbyists who seek to develop policies beneficial to a particular interest.

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Jacksonian party breaking off from the Democratic Party is an example of ____.

Fractional Party

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Nomination

Formal selection of an individual

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Suffrage

the right to vote in public elections

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Inside Lobbying

Contact with someone outside the three branches of government.

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Interest Groups

Any organization that actively seeks to influence public policy.

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Economic Groups

Most fully an effectively organized

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Multi-Party System

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Campaigns can make a huge impact on state’s political parties.

False

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Outside Lobbying

Working with the public and telling the public to influence the government.