CIVICS unit 3: 2.7, 2.6, 3.14

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What encourages people to have greater trust in their democratic institutions?

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free and fair elections

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If Republicans are running against Republicans, this is called:

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a primary

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To be qualified to run for president of the United States, you must: be at least 70 years old, live in the United States for at least 24 hours, be a natural born citizen, be naturalized

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be a natural born citizen

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You must be 30 years old to: run for US Senate, be naturalized, run for the US House of Representatives, run for state legislature

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run for US Senate

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To win the presidency, a candidate must: get the majority of the popular vote, be naturalized, be at least 5 feet tall, win 270 electoral college votes

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win 270 electoral college votes

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When do you choose your political party?

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when you register

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After a Primary Election, what happens? Options: people register to vote, the winner enters the office, a convention is held to announce the winner of a party's primary, people choose what party to join.

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a convention is held to announce the winner of a party's primary

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Which is not a requirement to vote in Florida? be a citizen, have your citizenship rights, be at least 18 years old, own land in Florida

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own land in Florida

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Which office has the strictest requirements? Options: President, Governor, US Senate, US House of Representatives

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President

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How is it determined how many electoral college votes a state gets?

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It gets the same number as its number of US Senators and Representatives.