2. Running the JEOPARDY! Slide Show On the game board with the categories on top, click on the desired dollar value. –Move the mouse to the bottom of the screen to return to the game board. –When you have a daily double, you must click on Daily Double logo to go to the question screen. –At the beginning when introducing the categories, simply hit enter or click the mouse or next slide to scroll through the categories. –If you dont remember the answers, I recommend having another computer with a board with answers on the screen or a piece of paper duplicating the board with answers in the boxes. On the show, the answers to do not appear on the screen.

3. Political Culture, Political Ideology, and Political Socialization

4. Political Culture

5. Political Ideology

6. Political Socialization

7. Changes in the American Electorate

8. Political Participation

9. The Media

10. Political Culture Political Ideology Political Socialization Electoral Changes Political Participation The Media $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 1000$1000

11. h $ 200 Political Culture Of the two, equality of opportunity and equality of result, most Americans would favor this.

12. The ability to understand government and the sense that government responds to you. h $ 400 Political Culture

13. h $ 600 Political Culture The French-aristocrat who is the author of Democracy in America.

14. h $ 800 Political Culture Often called the sleeping- giant, this ethnicity recently became the largest minority in the United States.

15. h $ 1000 Political Culture In this book, Thomas Hobbes an English philosopher, argued that before government existed, life was nasty, short and brutish.

16. These folks oppose government involvement in the economy to aid those less fortunate and oppose government involvement in the regulation of personal conduct. h $ 200 Political Ideology

17. These folks favor government involvement in the economy to aid those less fortunate and oppose government involvement in the regulation of personal conduct. h $ 400 Political Ideology

18. These folks oppose government involvement in the economy to aid those less fortunate and favor government involvement in the regulation of personal conduct. h $ 600 Political Ideology

19. These folks favor government involvement in the economy to aid those less fortunate and favor government involvement in the regulation of personal conduct. h $800 Political Ideology

20. h $ 1000 Political Ideology These folks, often radicals, value complete freedom above all else, and oppose all governments of any form.

21. h $ 200 Political Socialization The process by which people acquire their political values and ideology.

22. h $ 400 Political Socialization The single most important factor in the political socialization process.

23. This has a liberalizing affect on all individuals. h $ 600 Political Socialization

24. This refers to the circumstance where todays radicals are offspring of radicals from an earlier generation. h $ 800 Political Socialization

25. Of identifiable religious groups, this denomination is the most liberal. h $ 1000 Political Socialization

26. h $ 200 Electoral Changes This prohibited the denying of the right to vote on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude.

27. h $ 400 Electoral Changes The right to vote shall not be denied on account of sex.

28. This outlawed the use of literacy tests. h $ 600 Electoral Changes

29. The right to vote shall not be denied on account of failure to pay a poll tax or any other kind of tax. h $ 800 Electoral Changes

30. In 1944, this landmark SCOTUS decision outlawed the use of white primaries. h $ 1000 Electoral Changes

31. h $ 200 Political Participation In the past several decades, this region has become increasingly less-attached to the democratic party.

32. h $ 400 Political Participation An exception to the Black Codes, preventing Blacks from voting after the passage of the 15 th Amendment, this allowed those who had voted before the Civil War to continue voting.

33. h $ 600 Political Participation A process whereby an entire electorate is asked to either accept or reject (by ballot) a particular proposal.

34. h $ 800 Political Participation An effort by a specified number of voters to propose (by petition) a law and secure its submission to the electorate for approval.

35. h $ 1000 Political Participation This seeks immediate remedy for perceived ills, as opposed to indirect actions such as electing representatives who promise to provide remedy at some later date. electingrepresentatives

36. h $ 200 The Media An acceptable margin of error when taking a random sample.

37. h $ 400 The Media When officials leak news and float ideas to gauge political and public reaction, they are said to be doing this.

38. h $ 600 The Media When journalists become focused less on issues and more on who is in the lead in a political contest, they are engaging in this.

39. h $ 800 The Media Media executives who determine what to report on, how to report on it, and for how long, are said to be these.

40. h $ 1000 The Media Paid advertisements that are planned to make a politician look good or to make his opponent look bad.

41. FINAL

42. The Amendments

43. This Amendment gave voters in the District of Columbia the right to vote in presidential elections.

47. JEOPARDY! Slide Show Notes The font for the question slides is Enchanted; (This font will need to be installed in the C:/WINDOWS/FONTS folder of the computer running the show.) –1. Go to Edit and Replace… –2. In the Find box, type CATEGORY 1 (all caps, or whatever category is listed) –3. In the Replace box, type the new category in all caps (for example, PRESIDENTS) –4. Click Replace All... To use the Daily Double: –1. Choose which dollar values to set as Daily Double CURRENTLY SET AT FOURTH CATEGORY FOR $1000 –2. Link that dollar value to one of the Daily Double slides –3. Link the logo of the Daily Double to the question