Political Process Quiz 46 (20 MCQs)

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1. Which of the following best explains why third parties rarely win?
2. A person who applies for, or is nominated for election.
3. Which of the following best reflects changes in the mass media since 1990
4. What is a goal common to all interest groups
5. SS.7.C.2.11 (L2)This passage is from a U.S. Supreme Court decision.Based on the passage, what is a goal of the FCC regulation?
6. Political Parties recruit and nominate
7. Functions of all political parties include all of the following EXCEPT:
8. What is the magical number of electoral votes a presidential candidate needs in order to win the election?
9. Rising campaign costs give an advantage to what type of people?
10. Although they usually don't win elections ..... are important because they introduce new ideas.
11. The word "differ" means
12. Which amendment ended poll taxes?
13. Why are there calls to reform campaign finance laws?
14. What is held on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November?
15. A winner-take-all system leads to the targeting of-
16. What is a plank in the context of political parties?
17. Third parties are often different from the major political parties because .....
18. This is the name for a broad association of voters with common interests.
19. Based on the headline, decide whether its a Major Party candidate or a Third Party candidate. "Washington Times Headline" Jill introduced new ideas focused only on saving the environment.
20. CE. 5c Identify candidates, emphasize the issues, write editorials, political cartoons, op-ed pieces, broadcast different points of view ..... these are all .....