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Political Parties Elections and campaigns Interest Groups Minor Parties More on Elections Mixed Bag

This way of voting is evidence of the weakening of political parties; where one votes for candidates of different parties for various offices on the same ballot. A 100

What is split-ticket voting? A 100

This is the type of election that signifies a sharp, lasting shift in party identification occurs from one major party to the other. A 200

What is a realignment (critical election)? A 200

This is the person who is chosen by a primary or caucus. A 300

What is the party nominee? A 300

These are 4 types of demographic groups that would tend to vote Republican. A 400

What is older, whiter, richer, Christian, man, lives in rural area or the South? A 400

The ____________ was one of the first political parties and was the forerunner for the Republican party. The _____________ was the other first party and was the forerunner for the Democratic party A 500

The Federalists was one of the first political parties and was the forerunner for the Republican party. The Democratic-Republicans was the other first party and was the forerunner for the Democratic party *the AntiFederalists is ok too A 500

These are the elections before the general election to choose the party nominee. B 100

What is a primaries or caucuses? B 100

This is a type of electoral system where there are more than two main parties. B 200

What is a multiparty system? B 200

According to this idea, candidates try to appeal to the moderate voters in the middle. B 300

What is the median voter theorem? B 300

This is the term used to describe the unlimited funds given to a political party that do not have to be reported. B 400

What is soft money? B 400

This Act eliminated the use of soft money. B 500

What is the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act (BCRA)? B 500

These committees raise money for special interest groups and deliver money to the political parties and candidates. C 100

What is a PAC (political action committee)? C 100

This type of individual is hired to influence public policy by delivering information to legislators. C 200

What is a lobbyist? C 200

This type of campaign funding is limited/regulated and is given to specific candidates. C 300

What is hard money? C 300

DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

This type of group spends most of its money on campaign advertisements advocating issues to influence elections. C 400

What is a 527 group? C 400

List 2 types of parties and give an example of each. C 500

What is 1.ideological- Republican, Democrat 2.Singe-Issue– Prohibition, Right to Life 3.Economic Protest---the Greenback Party, Tea Party 4.Splinter/factional party--- the Bull Moose, Tea Party C 500

This type of party has only one main focus. D 100

What is a single-issue party. D 100

The Democrats are an example of this type of political party. D 200

What is an ideological party? D 200

This was the minor party role played by the Green party in the 2000 election between Bush and Gore. D 300

What is the spoiler role? D 300

This is probably the most positive and important function of minor parties. D 400

What is being an innovator, bringing new ideas to the forefront, pushing the envelope, tackling controversial issues? D 400

These are three reasons why we have a two-party dominated system. D 500

What is : 1). Historical basis 2.) tradition 3.) electoral rules- winner-take- all, single member districts, plurality winners 4.) ideological moderation/closeness of Americans D 500

This group is also called a “faction” or “pressure group” E 100

What is an interest group? E 100

In this type of election, only a declared member of the party can vote. E 200

What is a closed primary? E 200

The most numerous type of economic group is this type. E 300

What is business groups? E 300

This new, powerful entity is able to pour unlimited/undisclosed funds into campaigns due to the Citizens United ruling. E 400

What is the “Super PAC?” E 400

List 3 types of interest groups and give an example of each. E 500

What is 1.Labor group---AFL-CIO, Teamsters 2.Farm Group---The Grange, National Farmers Union 3.Non-economic group— NOW, NAACP 4.Professional group---ABA, AMA E 500

In the Buckley v Valeo case the Supreme Court decided that Money = ? F 100

What is free speech? F 100

This is where a grassroots party gets its power from. F 200

What is the local level or the people? F 200

This 2010 Supreme Court case opened the floodgates of campaign $$$ by allowing corporations and unions to donate unlimited $. F 300

What is Citizens United v FEC? F 300

Give an example of inside lobbying and outside lobbying. F 400

What is: Inside lobbying---lobbyist goes directly to legislator to influence laws passed. Outside lobbying---bringing constituency pressure (voters) to bear on lawmakers F 400

Explain the difference between hard money and soft money. ________funds that go to_________ F 500

What is : Hard money--- limited funds that go directly to a candidate Soft money---unlimited funds that go to party building activities. F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is: “critical elections” Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

Name at least two major historical party realignments: You must list the precipitating event/conditions And Which party gained new members Click on screen to continue

What were: Slavery- Republican party created in support of abolition….Republican party took voters from Democratic party over this issue The Great Depression- Economic hardship caused many Republicans to switch to Democratic party in support of government safety net programs * Remember that realignments signify a permanent shift of party loyalties Click on screen to continue

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