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AP GOV TEST #3 REVIEW (Mr. Wright caught all of the Pokemon from a landline)
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KRAMPUS’ POTPOURRI CAMPAIGN FINANCE POLITICAL PARTIES ELECTIONS 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500
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HARD MONEY The two thousand dollars you directly donated to Jeb Bush’ presidential campaign would be called this.
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GENERAL ELECTIONS Typically, it’s the election cycle where candidates run toward the center in order to win the independents.
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RATIFICATION The origin of the two-party system in the U.S. can trace its roots to the debate over this.
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DIRECT PRIMARIES These have resulted in a weakening of political parties as an organization, because candidates are no longer selected in smoke-filled rooms.
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BAKER V CARR SCOTUS precedent which was responsible for the source of your frustration during the redistricting game when you couldn’t get ,000 people in each district.
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SUPERDELEGATES An election loss by Hubert Humphrey to Richard Nixon in 1968 led to the creation of these in the DNC as a means of ensuring that the primary process was democratic, just not too democratic.
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REPUBLICANS & DEMOCRATS
The Tea Party and the Blue Dogs are factions of which two parties, respectively?
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IOWA, NEW HAMPSHIRE RESPECTIVELY, THE FIRST STATE TO HOLD A CAUCUS AND THE FIRST STATE TO HOLD A PRIMARY
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527 The type of outside group being hinted at here which can raise unlimited funds for ads that are focused on an election or nomination.
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OPEN PRIMARY In this type of election, You get to choose which one you want when you show up to vote.
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THE GREAT DEPRESSION It is the critical realigning period which made the Republicans the party of small government, and the Democrats the party of Leviathan.
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THEY SIPHON VOTES FROM THE MAJOR PARTIES
Third party candidates are often called “spoilers” due to their having this major impact upon elections.
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501c As long as it didn’t spend half its budget on ads, It’s how the U.S. Humane Society would be classified if it ran them during the election cycle.
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SHAW V. RENO DAILY DOUBLE SCOTUS ruling which says that gerrymandering is legal, as long as it does not create a racially homogenous district
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SLAVERY DAILY DOUBLE The wedge issue that divided the Whigs, and gave rise to the GOP.
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PATRONAGE It’s the term in party politics where favors are traded, or in other words, you scratch my back, and I’ll scratch yours.
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CITIZENS UNITED V FEC SCOTUS ruling whICH HELD THAT outside groups could spend unlimited amounts of money on political activities, as long as it was done independently of a party or candidate.
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EVERY TEN YEARS, 435 It’s how often reapportionment takes place, and the number of seats getting reapportioned.
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WINNER-TAKE-ALL Another name for the plurality system which limits the ability of third parties to gain traction.
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( )/7=9 (The minimum age of a congressman + The minimum age of a Senator + the combined length of their terms)/the number of years you need to be an American citizen to be a congressman.
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FINAL JEOPARDY
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PARTY TIMES
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JOHN ADAMS; THOMAS JEFFERSON
The first Federalist and Democratic-Republican VICE-PRESIDENTS.
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