

Unit 06 Political Processes Notes
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are elected to four-year terms in Virginia? Select all that apply
Governor
Lt. Governor
Governors Cabinet
Attorney General
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What are the two houses of the General Assembly?
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Multiple Choice
What title is best for the chart?
Local Courts
VA Courts
Federal Courts
National Courts
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the difference between the national and state government?
The state government is supreme
The national government is supreme.
The state governments are able to deny certain powers.
The national government controls the concurrent powers
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Multiple Choice
What can be inferred about the cartoon? Remember POPES
Federal mandates usually help support the state government.
The states request too much support from the federal government.
There is tension between the states and the federal government because of federal mandates.
The states are grateful for the support provided by federal mandates and the federal government
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Multiple Choice
In Federalist Papers number 10, Madison warns against the dangers of factions. How does the federal system help address these concerns?
By eliminating the need for political parties all together
Giving state governments unlimited power to suppress factions
Creating a large republic making it difficult for factions
By directing power in the national government to control factional disputes between national and state governments
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Multiple Select
REVIEW:
Which of the following impacts and shapes legislation?
Individuals
Interest Groups
Current Problems or Issues
Expressed and Implied Powers
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Multiple Select
REVIEW: At the state level, what do cabinet secretaries, agencies, and regulatory boards do?
Admisiter Laws
Execute Laws
Provide Services
Determine if laws are unconstitutional
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Multiple Select
How are Virginia Local and State governments similar?
They both have the power to tax
They both have the power of Judicial Review
They both have supreme power over the national government
They both have legislative, executive, and judicial powers
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Multiple Choice
REVIEW: What makes counties different from cities and towns in VA?
Counties have councils not boards of supervisors
Counties are located within cities and not independent
Counties have boards of supervisors not councils
Counties do not have legislative powers but cities and towns do
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Multiple Select
What is similar between cities, towns, and counties?
They each have the power to levy and collect taxes
All must have a mayor elected by the citizens
All have supreme power over the national government
All hire a manager to oversee the local government
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Labelling
Match the correct answer choice to the statement by dragging it to the correct line. Not all answer choices will be used
board of supervisors
manager
elected council
clerk
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Multiple Select
In Virginia, every locality is required to elect which of the following? Select 4
Sheriff
Manager
Clerk of Circuit Court
Treasurer
Commissioner of Revenue
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Multiple Choice
A local government decides to improve flood defenses after learning about a new state law on disaster preparedness. Which level of government is influencing this decision
State government
National Government
Local only
International Organizations
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a source of funding?
Federal funding
International Funds
Natural Resource Revenue
Revenue from tribal enterprises
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Multiple Choice
One of the MAIN functions of cities, towns, and counties is to____
provide services to their residents
pass legislation at the federal level
enforce ordinances to prevent crime
implement and collect taxes to pay the elected officials
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Multiple Choice
When are general elections held in Virginia
First Monday in November
First Tuesday in November
Second Tuesday in November
Last Tuesday in November
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Labelling
Match the correct answer choice to the statement by dragging it to the correct line. Not all answer choices will be used
board of supervisors
elected council
school board
manager
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Open Ended
Pick a vehicle to race in from the options shown. Why did you choose this vehicle?
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Open Ended
What are political parties?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is typically viewed as the conservative party in the United States?
Democratic Party
Green Party
Republican Party
Libertarian Party
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are examples of third parties in the United States?
Green Party
Republican Party
Libertarian Party
Democratic Party
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Open Ended
Explain how propaganda can influence public opinion in politics.
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Multiple Choice
Which term describes a person currently holding political office?
Candidate
Incumbent
Political Action Committee
Registrar
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Open Ended
Explain the difference between the popular vote and the electoral vote in U.S. presidential elections.
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Open Ended
What do you know about political parties?
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What are some similarities and differences between the Republican and Democratic parties in the United States?
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Match
Match the following key terms regarding Political Parties with their correct meaning.
Political Party
Two-Party System
Third Party
Political Platform
People with many shared interests who join together to help candidates they support win elections
A system of government in which two parties compete for political power
A political party that typically focuses on a key issue that challenges the two major parties
A series of statements expressing the party's principles, beliefs, and positions on election issues
People with many shared interests who join together to help candidates they support win elections
A system of government in which two parties compete for political power
A political party that typically focuses on a key issue that challenges the two major parties
A series of statements expressing the party's principles, beliefs, and positions on election issues
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Multiple Select
All of the following are functions of political parties.
Recruiting and nominating candidates
Preparing a national budget
Helping candidates win elections
Educating the electorate about campaign issues
Monitoring actions of officeholders
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Multiple Choice
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All of the following are functions of political parties.
Recruiting and nominating candidates
Preparing a national budget
Helping candidates win elections
Educating the electorate about campaign issues
Monitoring actions of officeholders
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Multiple Choice
The United States has a _________ party political system.
One
Two
Three
Multiple
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Multiple Choice
In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by impartial jury of the State…
- Article VI, United States Constitution
This quote from the United States Constitution best applies to which clause of the Preamble?
Provide for the common defense
Establish Justice
Form a more perfect union
D. Promote the general
welfare
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Open Ended
What casts the official vote for President?
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Multiple Choice
Which governing body can propose amendments to the Constitution of Virginia?
House of Representatives
General Assembly
United States Senate
Board of Supervisors
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Open Ended
What is an incumbent?
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Multiple Choice
The media includes all EXCEPT:
Political donations
The Internet
Newspapers
Radio
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of op-ed pieces?
To express the opinions of columnists and guest writers
To provide factual information about political campaigns
To analyze the reliability of information sources
To detect bias in mass media
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Multiple Choice
The Republican party reported that Senator Bob did not pay his taxes on time. Which political party function is being fulfilled?
recruiting and nominating candidates
educating the electorate
helping candidates in elections
monitoring actions of office holders
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Multiple Choice
The Democratic party wants Dwayne Johnson to run for public office. Which function of political parties is being fulfilled?
recruiting and nominating candidates
educating the electorate
helping candidates win elections
monitoring the actions of office holders
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Multiple Choice
What is a state?
A form of government in which "supreme power" is held by the people and the people they elect to represent them
One of fifty territories in the United States that have the power to govern themselves.
A large area of land with a particular type of climate and vegetation.
A period of time in which a person or group is in control of a country or region.
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Multiple Choice
How many branches of government do state governments have?
1
2
3
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Match
Match the following types of courts to the correct description
Appellate Court
District Court
Federal Courts
Any court of law in the United States that hears appeals of previous cases.
A state court where trials are held.
Courts run by the federal government
Any court of law in the United States that hears appeals of previous cases.
A state court where trials are held.
Courts run by the federal government
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Dropdown
To get states to raise the drinking age from 18 to
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Multiple Choice
What is the legislative body for COUNTIES called?
The Board of Supervisors
The City Council
The County Administrator
The General Assembly
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What is the legislative body for CITIES called?
The Town Council
The Manager
The City Council
The School Board
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Multiple Choice
Running for political office is expensive.
True
False
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Another effect of rising campaign costs is that ______ individuals have the advantage.
low socioeconomic
wealthy
patriotic
experienced
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Which Supreme Court case allowed wealthy individuals, businesses, and unions to donate unlimited amounts of money to super PACs?
Marbury v Madison
Brown v Board of Education
Citizens United v FEC
Super PACs v FEC
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Multiple Choice
the fundraising arm of an interest group is called a
issue oriented special interest group
fundraiser
political action committee
campaign finance
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Multiple Choice
What was a significant impact of the Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission decision?
It limited the amount of money interest groups could spend on lobbying
It allowed for the creation of Super PACs
It banned corporate donations to political campaigns
It established term limits for Congress members
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A
B
C
D
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Multiple Choice
Which first amendment freedom allows citizens to communicate with government officials to influence government actions?
The right to petition
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Which group has the advantage when running for political office?
Wealthy
Young
Lobbyist
Educated
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What has made it increasingly difficult to run for political office?
How much time it takes
Getting people to support the candidate
How much money it costs
Having to have a masters degree to run
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Multiple Choice
Who could vote when the Constitution was written?
Adult white men who owned property
Universal suffrage
All white men
The wealthy
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Gave Black men the right to vote
12th Amendment
15th Amendment
19th Amendment
24th Amendment
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A tax of a fixed amount per person and payable as a requirement for the right to vote
Literacy Test
Poll Tax
Grandfather Clause
Voter ID law
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Women's Suffrage
15th Amendment
17th Amendment
19th Amendment
26th Amendment
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The 15th, 19th, 23rd, 24th and 26th amendments all provided or protected ___________________ for various groups of Americans
due process
the amendment process
voting rights
responsibilities of a citizen
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Citizens 18 years of age can vote
15th amendment
19th amendment
26th amendment
23rd amendment
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This amendment lets Washington residents vote for president
26th amendment
24th amendment
19th amendment
23rd amendment
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This amendment lets citizens of all races and colors vote
19th amendment
15th amendment
24th amendment
5th amendment
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This amendment gives women full voting rights.
15th amendment
19th amendment
24th amendment
12th amendment
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You have learned about poll taxes. What group of people did this usually stop from voting?
African Americans
Women
Immagrants
Emmigrants
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Which Amendment gave African American men the right to vote?
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Which of the following is election day in Virginia?
First Tuesday
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In most states, how are electoral votes awarded?
Split evenly between all candidates
Given to the candidate chosen by the state legislature
Winner-takes-all based on the popular vote in that state
Randomly selected by poll watchers
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Open Ended
What is one new vocabulary word you learned today related to political processes, and how would you use it in a sentence?
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What questions do you still have about political processes after today's lesson?
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