Political Process Quiz 16 (30 MCQs)

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1. SS.7.C.2.10 (L1)Who do lobbyists represent in their attempts to influence government?
2. Publicly declaring support for a specific candidate
3. Although the United Kingdom is divided into several countries-England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland-it constitutes
4. WINNER TAKE ALL IN THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE MEANS
5. Steps in ..... Process *Identify a problem *Identify level of government and agency to address it *Develop policy alternative *Evaluate pros and cons of each alternative *Implement the decision *Evaluate effectiveness
6. Errors introduced during the polling process that may favor one outcome
7. Who were the first two "political parties" ?
8. Which is NOT a way that students can participate in the democratic process?
9. A survey of people scientifically selected to provide opinions about something
10. Socialism advocates for
11. After the ..... vote, the electors cast their official votes.
12. To watch, keep an eye on
13. What is an opinion?
14. What determines your states' total electoral votes?
15. If someone identifies as "Right wing" they are likely .....
16. We have a ..... system in the United States.
17. What is the main function of the Executive Branch of the national government?
18. The United States is best described as having a
19. Which government office has these requirements? Be at least 35 A natural born citizen Reside in the US for 14 years
20. If Missouri has 8 Representatives, how many electoral votes does it have?
21. In order to vote, people must register-
22. The Democratic Party mails out pamphlets explaining their candidates' platforms. What function of political parties is being demonstrated?
23. Association of people who hold similar views and goals
24. Which of these is not a way interest group influence political life?
25. What is the definition of a stateless nation?
26. Third Parties are likely to win elections.
27. A group of people named by each state legislature to select the president and vice president
28. Forces or attitudes that tend to bring a state together.Examples:National symbols, common language, common currency, primate city, public transportation systems, political stability, common ethnicity.
29. Circle the symbol for the Republican Party
30. What is Commonwealth?