Political Parties and Elections

What is bias?

• A. A type of political party

• B. A form of campaign finance

• C. A tendency to favor one perspective over others

• D. A method of fundraising

What is campaign finance reform?

• A. A biased editorial

• B. A type of conservative ideology

• C. A system to regulate political campaign funding

• D. A majority opinion on electoral college

Which term describes a political ideology that generally supports limited government intervention?

• A. Conservative

• B. Liberal

• C. Majority

• D. Electorate

What is an editorial?

• A. A biased news article

• B. A type of political party

• C. A fundraising event

• D. A majority opinion on electoral college

What is the Electoral College?

• A. A biased campaign strategy

• B. A type of political party

• C. A system to elect the President of the United States

• D. A majority opinion on campaign finance reform

Who makes up the electorate?

• A. Political candidates

• B. Campaign donors

• C. Registered voters

• D. Editorial writers

What is fundraising in politics?

• A. A biased campaign strategy

• B. A type of political party

• C. A system to regulate campaign finance

• D. A method to collect money for political campaigns

Which term describes a political ideology that generally supports government intervention to promote social and economic equality?

• A. Conservative

• B. Liberal

• C. Majority

• D. Electorate

What does majority mean in politics?

• A. A biased campaign strategy

• B. A type of political party

• C. The greater number or part

• D. A method of fundraising

What are op-ed pieces?

• A. A biased news article

• B. A type of political party

• C. A fundraising event

• D. Opinion articles written by individuals not affiliated with the newspaper's editorial board