Elections Media Finance Amendments Constitution
100
What is a Nominating Process?
Process of selecting a candidate for either election to a public office
100
What is Watch dog?
Makes sure the government is serving the public's interest
100
What is PAC?
Political Action Committee
100
What is the 13th Amendment?
Abolish slavery
100
What is Article V?
Describes the process where the Constitution, the nation's frame of government, may be altered
200
What is a Primary Election?
A preliminary election to appoint delegates to a party conference
200
What is Agenda setting?
The choosing what to talk about and what information is being released
200
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
200
What is the only branch not allowed in the Process?
Executive
200
What is the deciding power of presidency if the Electoral College does not vote?
House of Representatives
300
What is a Closed primary?
Election where you can only vote within your party
300
What is Sound-bites?
30 sec sound clips used on TV to convey or summarize a message
300
What is the most Popular special interest group?
National Rifle Association (NRA)
300
What is 5th Amendment?
Freedom from illegal searches and seizures
300
What is the first three articles talking about?
Legislature, Executive, and Judicial Branch powers and limitations
400
What is a Bonding Agent?
Political Party
400
What is a media source not typically used now?
Newspaper
400
What is soft money?
A contribution to a political party that is not accounted as going to a particular candidate
400
What is the 14th Amendment?
Applies government protection of citizens rights to the state and includes rights of due process
400
What is the longest article?
Article 1
500
What is the minimum Electoral College votes in order to win a Presidential election?
270 votes
500
What is Agenda cutting?
The public being uninformed on a topic because of media deciding to not cover the info
500
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
500
What is federalism in the amendment process?
Takes place at both national and state level in order to ratify and amend
500
What is habeas corpus?
Congress cannot arrest someone without evidence






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