39 - Political Campaigns: Crash Course Government and Politics

What is the primary purpose of campaigns according to the text?

• To entertain the public

• To ensure citizens have the necessary knowledge to make informed choices at the polls

• To raise money for political parties

• To create advertisements

What is a significant consequence of the lengthy nature of campaigns?

• Reduced media coverage

• Increased focus on governance

• Exorbitant costs and extensive fundraising

• Decreased voter turnout

How do modern campaigns significantly shape public perception?

• By reducing campaign costs

• By utilizing social media, traditional TV, and advertisements

• By shortening the campaign duration

• By avoiding media channels

What concern is raised by the high cost of campaigns?

• The influence of money in politics

• The reduction of campaign length

• The increase in voter turnout

• The decrease in media influence

What has the emergence of Super PACs transformed in campaign financing?

• Limited spending to support candidates

• Unlimited spending to support candidates without direct coordination

• Reduced transparency and accountability

• Increased government funding for campaigns