Civics EOC Exam Review: Key Benchmarks and Strategies

The video provides a comprehensive review for a civics exam, covering political parties, qualifications for public office, the influence of media and interest groups, and the roles of different government levels. It explains the two-party system, third parties, and the requirements to hold public office. The video also discusses how media and interest groups influence politics, the difference between foreign and domestic policies, and the responsibilities of national, state, and local governments.

What type of political system does America primarily follow?

• No-party system

• Multi-party system

• Two-party system

• Single-party system

Which party is known for advocating smaller government and fewer taxes?

• Republicans

• Socialists

• Democrats

• Libertarians

What is the minimum age requirement for someone to become the President of the United States?

• 30 years

• 35 years

• 40 years

• 25 years

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for Senators?

• Must be a resident of the state they represent

• Must live in the district they represent

• Must be a U.S. resident for at least 9 years

• Must be at least 30 years old

What do interest groups use to influence government policy?

• Executive orders

• Propaganda

• Lobbying

• Elections

Which level of government handles issues like local roads and traffic lights?

• International

• Local

• State

• National

What is the primary role of the President in foreign policy?

• Confirms ambassadors

• Approves state laws

• Declares war

• Signs treaties

Which international organization focuses on trade and reducing tariffs?

• NATO

• NAFTA

• UN

• WTO

What is the main purpose of NGOs?

• To govern countries

• To provide military support

• To operate independently of government

• To influence government policy

Which strategy is a first step in handling international conflicts?

• War

• Sanctions

• Diplomacy

• Trade agreements