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Political Process Scavenger Hunt. Function of Political Parties Insert a Picture that is a representation of one of the four functions of political parties.

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1 Political Process Scavenger Hunt

2 Function of Political Parties Insert a Picture that is a representation of one of the four functions of political parties

3 Similarities and Differences Make a chart on this slide of the Democrats and Republicans platform. Show at least 3 examples of issues they differ on.

4 Mass Media Insert your own political cartoon that you find and explain the meaning behind the cartoon

5 Campaign Finance Go to Votesmart.org and pick a candidate. Look to the right and click on campaign finance. You must tell me the candidate and tell me his biggest PAC and Special Interest Group (include how much money they donate).

6 Voter Registration Show me 3 pictures of people who would most likely vote in an election

7 Electoral College Find an image of the electoral college and include it on this slide. Tell me which regions favored which candidate as well.

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