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What is a Nominating Process?
Process of selecting a candidate for either election to a public office
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What is Watch dog?
Makes sure the government is serving the public's interest
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What is PAC?
Political Action Committee
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What is the 13th Amendment?
Abolish slavery
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What is Article V?
Describes the process where the Constitution, the nation's frame of government, may be altered
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What is a Primary Election?
A preliminary election to appoint delegates to a party conference
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What is Agenda setting?
The choosing what to talk about and what information is being released
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What is Super PAC?
Unlimited funds in support of a candidate or party as long as they do not coordinate in any way with the candidate or party or donate directly to the candidate
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What is the only branch not allowed in the Process?
Executive
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What is the deciding power of presidency if the Electoral College does not vote?
House of Representatives
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What is a Closed primary?
Election where you can only vote within your party
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What is Sound-bites?
30 sec sound clips used on TV to convey or summarize a message
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What is the most Popular special interest group?
National Rifle Association (NRA)
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What is 5th Amendment?
Freedom from illegal searches and seizures
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What is the first three articles talking about?
Legislature, Executive, and Judicial Branch powers and limitations
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What is a Bonding Agent?
Political Party
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What is a media source not typically used now?
Newspaper
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What is soft money?
A contribution to a political party that is not accounted as going to a particular candidate
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What is the 14th Amendment?
Applies government protection of citizens rights to the state and includes rights of due process
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What is the longest article?
Article 1
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What is the minimum Electoral College votes in order to win a Presidential election?
270 votes
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What is Agenda cutting?
The public being uninformed on a topic because of media deciding to not cover the info
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What is the McCain-Feingold Act?
A federal law that placed limitations on soft money contributions by political committees and prohibited corporations and labor unions from advocating for or against a candidate via broadcast
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What is federalism in the amendment process?
Takes place at both national and state level in order to ratify and amend
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What is habeas corpus?
Congress cannot arrest someone without evidence
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