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Election Quiz #3!. Ralph Nader may have cost Gore the 2000 Presidential election because they have similar beliefs. True False.

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1 Election Quiz #3!

2 Ralph Nader may have cost Gore the 2000 Presidential election because they have similar beliefs. True False

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5 A type of election commercial where the candidate says things that almost everybody agrees with. Glittering generalities Transfer Name calling Bandwagon

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8 A type of election commercial where the candidate acts or dresses like regular people Transfer Just plain folks Name calling Glittering Generalities

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11 How much money can an individual give to a Super PAC None Unlimited amount $3000 $10,000

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14 A type of campaign commercial in which a candidate uses patriotic images to make themselves appear very American. Glittering generalities Name calling Transfer Bandwagon

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17 A form of campaign commercial that uses partial truths to deceive voters. Transfer Glittering generalities Card stacking Bandwagon

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20 How much money can an individual donate to a candidate in an election? $4500 $3500 $2500 $1500

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23 Who is in charge of campaign finance laws? Presidential Election Committee Congress Supreme Court Federal Election Committee

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26 What is the term used for money given that “gets around” campaign finance laws? Hard money Soft money Evasion Secret money

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29 What is the term for money the government gives to Presidential candidates? Matching funds Voting fee Election tax Private contributions

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32 The type of primary in which all political parties can participate Free Closed Open Random

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