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1 Unit “IV” Exam and Notes

2 Assignments Unit IV Exam 4/29 Unit IV Core Due 4/29
Unit IV Lanahan Journal Due 4/29 LFABJ Ideology Quickwrite Questioning the Electoral College Too Much Democracy Who Will Tell The People

3 Assignments (Continued)
Unit IV Current Event Due 4/30 Unit IV (Final) Big List Due 4/30

4 Exam 35 Multiple Choice Questions 1 FRQ

5 Public Opinion 9 Questions Definition of Intensity Saliency
The Illusion of Saliency Push Polling Bandwagon Effect Agents of Socialization Liberalism Conservatism

6 Elections 14 Questions Primaries/Caucuses/Frontloading
Electoral College Voting Tendencies/Turnout Incumbency Benefits

7 Political Parties 6 Questions Roles Demographics Realigning Elections
Party Eras

8 Interest Groups 6 Questions Strategies PAC’s Iron Trianles

9 FRQ 1 Question, 6 points This question will be comparative between political parties and interest groups.

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