Chapter 17 Test Flashcards

Review

1
Q

What primary was determined unconstitutional?

A

Blanket primary

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2
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What primary do you only get to vote for people in your party?

A

Closed primary

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3
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What primary can anyone elected move on (even if they are from the same party)?

A

Jungle primary

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4
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What primary can you pick a ballot without declaring a party affiliation?

A

Open primary

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5
Q

Which candidate needs to raise money?

A

Someone with an opponent in both the primary and general election

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6
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Petition nomination

A

Collecting signatures

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7
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Caucas nomination

A

Type of nomination used in some states and some areas of New England

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8
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What is the type of nomination used by third party candidates?

A

Convention nomination

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9
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What type of process was originally used by political insiders to choose who runs in the general election?

A

Caucas nomination

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10
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What is the main type of primary used today?

A

Direct primary

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11
Q

The constitution addresses what level of office?

A

State level

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12
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What are the common requirements that people need to register to vote?

A
  • American citizen
  • 18 years of age
  • Not a felon
  • Live in the area where you register
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13
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What demographic is most likely to vote democrat?

A

Women under 45

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13
Q

Presidential campaign runs on…

A

Tax donations

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14
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Citizens United Act

A
  • Corporations CAN make campaign contributions/donate
  • Foreign nationals/banks CANNOT
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15
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What kind of election methods are no longer used?

A
  • Voice voting
  • Mechanical levers
  • Punch cards
16
Q

Buckley vs Valel Act

A

Candidates can use their own money in campaigns

17
Q

What do you call a person running for office that is already in the position?

A

An incumbent

18
Q

What is a race where you are not told what party candidates belong to?

A

Nonpartisan race

18
Q

What date do you vote?

A

You vote the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November

19
Q

When someone is gone during voting they…

A

Absentee vote

20
Q

McCain-Feingold Act is the…

A

Bipartisan campaign bill of 2002

21
Q

A person that lives in a district represented by an official is called…

A

A constituent

22
Q

What is the place where you vote?

A

A polling place

23
Q

What is registration?

A

You are enrolled to vote

24
Q

Independent expenditure means that is is…

A

Not funded by a candidate or committee

25
Q

Straight ticket

A

You vote only for one party

26
Q

National Voter Act states that…

A

People can register at the DMV

27
Q

What federal agency enforces laws regarding campaign finances?

A

FEC (Federal Election Committee)

28
Q

What committee raises money to support candidates/causes?

A

PAC (Political Action Committee)

29
Q

Coattail effect

A

A popular candidate is able to attract votes for other candidates of the same party in an election

30
Q

Voting history

A
  • Male property owners (white men)
  • All men (black men)
  • Citizens over 21 (women)
  • Washington D.C.
  • 18 year olds