1. Review for Test

2. VOCABULARY Study notesheets that accompanied powerpoint presentations
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3. a group of citizens who agree on major issues facing the nation
a group of citizens who agree on major issues facing the nation. These groups work to create public policies that reflect their views
POLITICAL PARTY

4. a body of ideas put forth by a person or group
IDEOLOGY

5. Any party other than the two major parties; for example Ross Perot’s Reform Party
THIRD PARTY

6. the vote for a candidate, issue, etc
the vote for a candidate, issue, etc., made by qualified voters, as opposed to a vote made by elected representatives
GENERAL ELECTION

7. part of the process of selecting a candidate for election to an office
NOMINATION

8. Identification of current political leaders – name and job title
Study your ‘Who Are Your Representatives’ assignment
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9. Who is he and what is his job title?
James Nolan
Superintendent of Sachem Schools

10. Who is he and what is his job title?
Mark Lesko
BrookhavenTown Supervisor

11. Who is he and what is his job title?
John Flanagan
New York State Senator

12. Who is he and what is his job title?
Tim Bishop
Congressman

13. Who are they and what is their job title?
Charles Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand
Senators

14. Who is he and what is his job title?
Joe Biden
Vice President

15. Who is he and what is his job title?
John Boehner
Speaker of the House of Representatives

16. Who is she and what is her job title?
Hillary Clinton
Secretary of State

17. Democrat or Republican?
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18. Democrat or Republican?
High taxes for high level of government services
DEMOCRAT

19. Democrat or Republican?
Reduce government regulation of businesses
REPUBLICAN

20. Democrat or Republican?
Support exploration of federal lands for new energy sources.
REPUBLICAN

21. Political Labels – Radical, Conservative, Liberal, Moderate, Libertarian, Reactionary
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22. Political labels Radical, Conservative, Liberal, Moderate, Libertarian, Reactionary
They may be willing to resort to extreme methods to bring about change, including the use of violence.
RADICAL

23. Political labels Radical, Conservative, Liberal, Moderate, Libertarian, Reactionary
They reject violent revolution as a way of changing the way things are.
LIBERAL

24. SHORT ANSWERS Study all our notes and classwork Know:
Levels of government
Political participation and young adults
Current social issues
Political Parties
Supreme Court