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WorksheetsPolitical Parties and Electoral College
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 19mins
This party favors big government.
Democrat
Republican
This party favors small government.
Democrat
Republican
This party tends to spend less on the military.
Democrat
Republican
This party tends to spend more on the military.
Democrat
Republican
This party tends to spend more on social programs.
Democrat
Republican
This party tends to spend less on social programs.
Democrat
Republican
This party tends to support stricter gun laws.
Democrat
Republican
This party tends to support less strict gun laws.
Democrat
Republican
This party tends to be pro-choice.
Democrat
Republican
This party tends to be pro-life.
Democrat
Republican
This party tends to be against the death penalty.
Democrat
Republican
This party tends to support the death penalty.
Democrat
Republican
This party tends to be more supportive of universal health care.
Democrat
Republican
This party tends to be less supportive of universal health care.
Democrat
Republican
This party tends to be liberal and like change.
Democrat
Republican
This party tends to be conservative and traditional.
Democrat
Republican
This party is represented by a donkey.
Democrat
Republican
This party is represented by an elephant.
Democrat
Republican
This party is represented by the color blue.
Democrat
Republican
This party is represented by the color red.
Democrat
Republican
Bill Clinton
Democrat
Republican
Dwight Eisenhower
Democrat
Republican
Franklin Roosevelt
Democrat
Republican
Ronald Reagan
Democrat
Republican
John Kennedy
Democrat
Republican
George W. Bush
Democrat
Republican
Barack Obama
Democrat
Republican
Abraham Lincoln
Democrat
Republican
The president is picked by...
The House of Representatives
The Senate
The Electoral College
National Popular Vote
How old must a person be to run for president?
25
30
35
40
To run for president you must...
live in the United States.
be a natural-born US citizen.
be a naturalized US citizen.
have recently run a marathon.
To run for president you must have lived in the US for...
the past 7 years.
the past 14 years.
the past 21 years.
your entire life.
Electoral votes for each state are based on their...
number of representatives plus senators.
number of representatives.
number of senators.
A presidential candidate must win how many electoral votes to win?
270
51
251
66,000,000
The House of Representatives picks the president if no candidate receives a majority of the votes.
True
False
The person with the most popular votes will automatically become president.
True
False
A "swing state" is a state that...
usually votes for the Republican candidate.
usually votes for the Democratic candidate.
is difficult to predict which candidate they will support.
