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Congress Public Opinion and Mass Media Elections and Campaigns Policy Foundations of Government

The Leader of the House of Representatives

The Speaker of the House

Who regulates the broadcast media

FCC

Term for a voter who is NOT aligned with a political party

Independent

Who sets the Interest Rate?

The FED

What theory of government is represented by conquering people?

Force Theory

To get an advantage during redistricting, political parties using use what tactic?

Gerrymandering

What is the most important influence in the development of a person’s political attitude?

The Family (parents mostly)

The 26 th Amendment lowered the voting age to…

18

The US Government gets the most money from what specific tax?

Individual Income Tax

The social contract theory believes government should be controlled by who?

The People

Name one Expressed Power of Congress

LOTS

What exists to bridge the gap between the people and the government

Interest Groups

The First Presidential Primary is held in which state?

New Hampshire

The War Powers Act took away war powers from who?

The President

A ‘state’ is a country. What is a nation?

A group of people that share common language, religion, history, etc, etc

Who confirms all presidential appointments?

Senate

What Amendment guarantees Freedom of the Press?

1st

Describe the difference between a primary and a caucus

Caucus is a meeting of party officials whereas a primary holds an actual election

The clause that says any national government law trumps a state law

Supremacy Clause

Identify one specific ‘problem’ with the Articles of Confederation

National Government: No President No Judicial Branch No way to enforce laws No way to tax

A permanent committee in Congress is known as a ___________

Standing Committee

What is the best way to measure public opinion?

A scientific poll

Name two ways that minor parties influence elections

1. Change the outcome of election by taking votes 2. Require major parties to face specific issues that a minor party is raising

Money is given from the national government to the state governments through…

Grants

Which group opposed the ratification of the Constitution?

The Anti-Federalist