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WorksheetsUnit 4: Politics
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Democrats and Republicans are:
Not Important in U.S. politics
The two major U.S. parties
The only U.S. political parties
Always tie during elections
What outlines a political party's view on issues?
The election Results
Voter Registration Form
The Party Platform
Nothing outlines them
Which is a reason to choose someone as your Vice President?
They can get you votes
You don't get to choose
They are the first to ask
The states have asked you to pick them
When can you vote?
When you move to the U.S. at 16
When you are 18 and a citizen
Whenever you want to
After you pass a test
A Political Action Committee (PAC):
Deals with campaign money
Selects who will vote
Speaks on behalf of a Special Interest Group
Gains votes by using propaganda
Television, Newspapers, and Magazines are examples of:
Propaganda
Political Parties
Mass Media
Social Media
This is an example of:
Bandwagon
Glittering Generalities
Card Stacking
Testimonial
A person who tries to influence legislation on behalf of a special interest group is called a
judge.
lobbyist.
staffer.
whip.
Organization whose members attempt to shape public policy according to their shared view of an issue or issues
There is no group
Interest Group
PAC
A club
The most accurate way to measure public opinion is by:
Election Results
Faking Votes
Studying the Media
Creating a poll
A two-party system has:
Is illegal in the U.S.
Mandates the creation of third parties
Has only two political parties
Two major political parties
What is a candidate's role?
To win the election and shape laws
To lose the election
To raise money for other people
To control every aspect of the government
