1. 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt The Right to Vote Voting Qualifications Suffrage & Civil Rights Who Votes How People Vote

2. This is one of the two terms that refer to the right to vote. 100 points

3. What is suffrage/franchise? 100 points

4. This is the minimum voting age in most states. 200 points

5. What is 18? 200 points

6. The 23 rd Amendment allowed voters here to cast a vote. 300 points

7. What is Washington, DC? 300 points

8. This amendment, ratified in 1870, extended suffrage to African American men. 400 points

9. What is the 15 th Amendment? 400 points

10. This amendment gave women the right to vote. 500 points

11. What is the 19 th Amendment? 500 points

12. Forty-nine states require all voters to do this before they can vote. 100 points

13. What is register? 100 points

14. This is an official list of qualified voters in a district or state. 200 points

15. What is a poll book? 200 points

16. Nearly every state prohibits these people from voting, as they are living in a state for only a short time. 300 points

17. What are transients? 300 points

18. Foreign-born residents of a state, referred to as this, are not allowed to vote. 400 points

19. What are aliens? 400 points

20. A voter no longer has to pass one of these in order to vote. 500 points

21. What is a literacy test? 500 points

22. This is another term for a court order. 100 points

23. What is an injunction? 100 points

24. This outlawed discrimination in public accommodations as well as discriminatory literacy or registration requirements to vote. 200 points

25. What is the Civil Rights Act of 1964? 200 points

26. This law finally made the 15 th Amendment an effective part of the Constitution. 300 points

27. What is the Voting Rights Act of 1965? 300 points

28. The Voting Rights Act of 1965 said that all new state election laws must be given this before they go into effect. 400 points

29. What is preclearance? 400 points

30. This is the practice of drawing electoral districts in ways that favor one political party. 500 points

31. What is gerrymandering? 500 points

32. These type of elections have the highest voter turnout. 100 points

33. What are presidential elections? 100 points

34. 200 points These take place in even-numbered years when presidential candidates are not on the ballot.

35. What are off-year elections? 200 points

36. A large group of nonvoters include people who have a low degree of this. 300 points

37. What is political efficacy? 300 points

38. This term refers to the processes by which people learn about politics. 400 points

39. What is political socialization? 400 points

40. The more you have of this, the more likely you are to vote. 500 points

41. What is income/education? 500 points

42. Voters in lower income brackets are more likely to vote for this political party. 100 points

43. What is the Democrats? 100 points

44. Women are more likely to vote with this political party. 200 points

45. What is the Democrats? 200 points

46. This is the single best predictor of how a person will vote. 300 points

47. What is party identification? 300 points

48. More voters are identifying as this than ever before. 400 points

49. What is independent? 400 points

50. Examples of these are liberal, conservative, or moderate. 500 points

51. What are political ideologies? 500 points