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Chapter 10 and Chapter 11 Government Test Review – Flashcards

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7 July 2022

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If candidates recieved free television time (a) likely result (s) would be

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If candidates received free television time (a) likely result (s) would be

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.......

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One of the largest obstacles for potential presidental candidates is

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.........

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People who choose to run for office can be divided into two groups

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those who are self starters and those who are recruited

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Candidates who are self starters may get involved in political activites to

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further their careers, or to carry out specific programs

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Politicians who run for lower offices and then aspire to Congress may be said to have

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progressive ambitions

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Naturalized citizens are constitutionaly barred from running for the office of

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President of the United States

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A candidate for the U.S Senate

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must be resident of the state from which elected

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Holders of political office in the United States today are overwhelmingly

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white and male

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Since 1972, the number of women candidates for the U.S House of Representatives has

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increased significantly

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Candidates for public office are likely to be

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professionals, particularly lawyers and business people

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One of the most important reasons that campaigns no longer depend on political parties is

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Critics of professionally managed campaigns contend

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Most political consultants

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A Striking Feature of todays political campaigns content

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The goal (s) of a political campaign

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is to win the election

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If a candidate is a highly visible incumbent seeking reelection

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there is little need for campaigning except to remind the voters of the officeholders good deeds

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In the case of the independent candidate or the candidate representing a minor party, the most serious problem is

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name recognition

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Both democratic and republican candidates use the strategic ploy of labeling third-party candidates as

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"not serious" and therefore, not worth the voter's time

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Tracking polls are used

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on a daily basis to determine last minute changes in the electorate

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A small group of individuals who are used to gather opinions about candidates and issues is called?

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A focus group

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The general intent of the several federal corrupt practices acts passed by congress was to

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DAS

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The Hatch act

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The Federal election campaign act of 1974 did not

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DASD

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For a PAC to be legitimate, it must

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ASDASD

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The Federal Election Commission was created to

answer

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A political action committee (PAC) is

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In the case Buckley v. Valeo, the Supremem Court ruled

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ASD

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Soft Money

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is the unlimited money that can be spent by political parties for party activities

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Independent expenditures

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cannot be coordinated with a candidate's campaign and are unregulated funds spent by interest groups on advertising or other campaign activities.

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The Austin v. Michigan State Chamber of Commerice, the Supremem court ruled

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that independent expenditures on behalf of candidates could be limited

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The practice of adding together maximum individuals contributions to increase their impact on candidates is called?

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Bundling

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The purpose of introducing the primary as a means of nominating candidates for office was to

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open the nomination process to ordinary party members and to weaken the influence of party bosses.

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Presidential primaries were called "beauty contests" because

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the results have little impact on the selection of delegates to the national convention

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The process of nominating presidential candidates is now controlled by the

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mass public rather than party elites

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After the 1968 Democratic national convention a special commission was charged with conducting a study of the primary system. The reforms presented by this commission

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revolunized the nomination process for the presidency for both parties

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The most important reforms of the national conventions require that

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delegates be elected by the voters of the party

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At the national convention, delegations from each state must include

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a proportion of women, young party members, and ethnic minorities

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A party leader or elected official who is given the right to vote at the national convention is called

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a super delegate

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When the selection of parties' candidates is limited to declared party members is called?

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a closed primary

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When voters can vote in either party primary without disclosing their party affiliation it is called?

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an open primary

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When the voter may vote for candidates of more than one party it is called

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a blanket primary

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When candidates compete in a second primary for the majority of votes, it is called

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a run-off primary

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A major role of the credentials committee of a political party is

answer

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A closed meeting of party leaders to select party candidates is called

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a caucus

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The date on which a number of presidential primaries are held is called

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Super Tuesday

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The people who cast their ballots in the Electoral College are called

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electors

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The constitution indicates that the number of electors who will cast ballots for president and vice-president

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is equal to the number of representatives and senators a state has in Congress

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How electors are selected within each state is governed by

answer

state laws and party rules

question

The constitution does not require electors to

answer

cast their ballots for the candidate of their party

question

In cases where no presidential candidate receives a majority of the electoral college vote, the

answer

election is decided in the U.S House of representatives

question

It is possible for a candidate to become president

answer

Without obtaining a majority of the popular vote

question

The Founding Fathers' original idea to have an electoral college was

answer

question

The major parties are not in favor of eleiminating the electoral college because they fear

answer

it would give minor parties a more influential role in the election of the president

question

The Australian ballot is

answer

secret and is prepared, distributed, and tabulated by government officials

question

The office block ballot is a form of general election ballot in which

answer

question

A party Column ballot is a form of general election ballot

answer

question

When a political party has an exceptionally strong presidential or gubernatorial candidate, they would prefer to have the

answer

question

The concept of coattail effect refers to

answer

question

According to a recent study by Larry Sabato and Glenn Simpson the potential for vote fraud is

answer

question

If the internet replaced broadcast news

answer

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The primary goal of the mass media when they cover government and politics is

answer

question

Issues perceived as meriting public attention are

answer

question

One example of the socializing process that the media provide is

answer

question

Publicly owned media outlets

answer

question

Most of the media in the United States are

answer

question

The role of the media in the founding of the United States was

answer

question

The role of the media, according to many historians was

answer

question

The concept of managed news refers to

answer

question

Early newspapers usually

answer

question

Two inventions that led to the development of mass-readership newspapers were

answer

question

One of the major reasons for the emergence of large-circulation daily newspapers were

answer

question

Most mass-based newspapers in the 19th century expounded the political philosophy of

answer

question

The Concept of yellow journalism refers to

answer

question

The presidential campaign of 1952 was the first to

answer

question

Broadcasting that is targeted to one small sector of the population is called

answer

question

In the United States, the mass media is dominated by

answer

question

Television news is often criticized by non-partisan observers for being

answer

question

Some critics of the media suggest that there is pressure to produce television news that

answer

question

A brief memorable comment that easily can be fit into news broadcasts is called

answer

question

One of the major tactics of paid-for political announcements is

answer

question

Spin refers to

answer

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The 1960 presidential debates between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon

answer

question

In general, concerning presidential debates,

answer

question

Campaign commercials have only a limited impact because

answer

question

When people tend to watch the campaign commercials of the candidates they favor, this is called

answer

question

The media is the most influential with those persons who

answer

question

Perhaps the most notable example of the media wielding power over the government was

answer

question

The white house press corps

answer

question

The press Secretary is

answer

question

Fireside chats were informal talks with the public via the radio by

answer

question

The modern president, known as the "Great Communicator" who effectively exploited the electronic media was

answer

question

The Government has much more control over the

answer

question

The Telecommunications act of 1996

answer

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The Relationship between the president and the media is most often

answer

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In general, government regulation of the broadcasting industry has

answer

question

The FCC and the courts have said that

answer

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question

If candidates recieved free television time (a) likely result (s) would be

answer

question

If candidates received free television time (a) likely result (s) would be

answer

.......

question

One of the largest obstacles for potential presidental candidates is

answer

.........

question

People who choose to run for office can be divided into two groups

answer

those who are self starters and those who are recruited

question

Candidates who are self starters may get involved in political activites to

answer

further their careers, or to carry out specific programs

question

Politicians who run for lower offices and then aspire to Congress may be said to have

answer

progressive ambitions

question

Naturalized citizens are constitutionaly barred from running for the office of

answer

President of the United States

question

A candidate for the U.S Senate

answer

must be resident of the state from which elected

question

Holders of political office in the United States today are overwhelmingly

answer

white and male

question

Since 1972, the number of women candidates for the U.S House of Representatives has

answer

increased significantly

question

Candidates for public office are likely to be

answer

professionals, particularly lawyers and business people

question

One of the most important reasons that campaigns no longer depend on political parties is

answer

...

question

Critics of professionally managed campaigns contend

answer

question

Most political consultants

answer

question

A Striking Feature of todays political campaigns content

answer

question

The goal (s) of a political campaign

answer

is to win the election

question

If a candidate is a highly visible incumbent seeking reelection

answer

there is little need for campaigning except to remind the voters of the officeholders good deeds

question

In the case of the independent candidate or the candidate representing a minor party, the most serious problem is

answer

name recognition

question

Both democratic and republican candidates use the strategic ploy of labeling third-party candidates as

answer

"not serious" and therefore, not worth the voter's time

question

Tracking polls are used

answer

on a daily basis to determine last minute changes in the electorate

question

A small group of individuals who are used to gather opinions about candidates and issues is called?

answer

A focus group

question

The general intent of the several federal corrupt practices acts passed by congress was to

answer

DAS

question

The Hatch act

answer

question

The Federal election campaign act of 1974 did not

answer

DASD

question

For a PAC to be legitimate, it must

answer

ASDASD

question

The Federal Election Commission was created to

answer

question

A political action committee (PAC) is

answer

question

In the case Buckley v. Valeo, the Supremem Court ruled

answer

ASD

question

Soft Money

answer

is the unlimited money that can be spent by political parties for party activities

question

Independent expenditures

answer

cannot be coordinated with a candidate's campaign and are unregulated funds spent by interest groups on advertising or other campaign activities.

question

The Austin v. Michigan State Chamber of Commerice, the Supremem court ruled

answer

that independent expenditures on behalf of candidates could be limited

question

The practice of adding together maximum individuals contributions to increase their impact on candidates is called?

answer

Bundling

question

The purpose of introducing the primary as a means of nominating candidates for office was to

answer

open the nomination process to ordinary party members and to weaken the influence of party bosses.

question

Presidential primaries were called "beauty contests" because

answer

the results have little impact on the selection of delegates to the national convention

question

The process of nominating presidential candidates is now controlled by the

answer

mass public rather than party elites

question

After the 1968 Democratic national convention a special commission was charged with conducting a study of the primary system. The reforms presented by this commission

answer

revolunized the nomination process for the presidency for both parties

question

The most important reforms of the national conventions require that

answer

delegates be elected by the voters of the party

question

At the national convention, delegations from each state must include

answer

a proportion of women, young party members, and ethnic minorities

question

A party leader or elected official who is given the right to vote at the national convention is called

answer

a super delegate

question

When the selection of parties' candidates is limited to declared party members is called?

answer

a closed primary

question

When voters can vote in either party primary without disclosing their party affiliation it is called?

answer

an open primary

question

When the voter may vote for candidates of more than one party it is called

answer

a blanket primary

question

When candidates compete in a second primary for the majority of votes, it is called

answer

a run-off primary

question

A major role of the credentials committee of a political party is

answer

question

A closed meeting of party leaders to select party candidates is called

answer

a caucus

question

The date on which a number of presidential primaries are held is called

answer

Super Tuesday

question

The people who cast their ballots in the Electoral College are called

answer

electors

question

The constitution indicates that the number of electors who will cast ballots for president and vice-president

answer

is equal to the number of representatives and senators a state has in Congress

question

How electors are selected within each state is governed by

answer

state laws and party rules

question

The constitution does not require electors to

answer

cast their ballots for the candidate of their party

question

In cases where no presidential candidate receives a majority of the electoral college vote, the

answer

election is decided in the U.S House of representatives

question

It is possible for a candidate to become president

answer

Without obtaining a majority of the popular vote

question

The Founding Fathers' original idea to have an electoral college was

answer

question

The major parties are not in favor of eleiminating the electoral college because they fear

answer

it would give minor parties a more influential role in the election of the president

question

The Australian ballot is

answer

secret and is prepared, distributed, and tabulated by government officials

question

The office block ballot is a form of general election ballot in which

answer

question

A party Column ballot is a form of general election ballot

answer

question

When a political party has an exceptionally strong presidential or gubernatorial candidate, they would prefer to have the

answer

question

The concept of coattail effect refers to

answer

question

According to a recent study by Larry Sabato and Glenn Simpson the potential for vote fraud is

answer

question

If the internet replaced broadcast news

answer

question

The primary goal of the mass media when they cover government and politics is

answer

question

Issues perceived as meriting public attention are

answer

question

One example of the socializing process that the media provide is

answer

question

Publicly owned media outlets

answer

question

Most of the media in the United States are

answer

question

The role of the media in the founding of the United States was

answer

question

The role of the media, according to many historians was

answer

question

The concept of managed news refers to

answer

question

Early newspapers usually

answer

question

Two inventions that led to the development of mass-readership newspapers were

answer

question

One of the major reasons for the emergence of large-circulation daily newspapers were

answer

question

Most mass-based newspapers in the 19th century expounded the political philosophy of

answer

question

The Concept of yellow journalism refers to

answer

question

The presidential campaign of 1952 was the first to

answer

question

Broadcasting that is targeted to one small sector of the population is called

answer

question

In the United States, the mass media is dominated by

answer

question

Television news is often criticized by non-partisan observers for being

answer

question

Some critics of the media suggest that there is pressure to produce television news that

answer

question

A brief memorable comment that easily can be fit into news broadcasts is called

answer

question

One of the major tactics of paid-for political announcements is

answer

question

Spin refers to

answer

question

The 1960 presidential debates between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon

answer

question

In general, concerning presidential debates,

answer

question

Campaign commercials have only a limited impact because

answer

question

When people tend to watch the campaign commercials of the candidates they favor, this is called

answer

question

The media is the most influential with those persons who

answer

question

Perhaps the most notable example of the media wielding power over the government was

answer

question

The white house press corps

answer

question

The press Secretary is

answer

question

Fireside chats were informal talks with the public via the radio by

answer

question

The modern president, known as the "Great Communicator" who effectively exploited the electronic media was

answer

question

The Government has much more control over the

answer

question

The Telecommunications act of 1996

answer

question

The Relationship between the president and the media is most often

answer

question

In general, government regulation of the broadcasting industry has

answer

question

The FCC and the courts have said that

answer

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