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200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 Amendments & Acts Non-Voters Types and Reasons Characteristics Of Voters and Non-Voters Characteristics Of Dems. And Repubs. Misc.
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This Amendment gave women the right to vote.
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19th
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This amendment gave minority males the right to vote.
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15 th
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What did the 24 th Amendment (1964) and Voting Rights Act of 1965 do?
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Outlawed Literacy tests and poll taxes
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What did the 26 th amendment do?
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Lowered the voting age to 18
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What are two requirements to vote and two disqualifications?
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- registered (except North Dakota) - 18 years old - live in the state - American citizen - Disqualifications: felony charges, violate election law, mental illness, dishonorable discharge from military
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What is the largest group of “cannot” voters in the US?
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Resident Aliens- Illegal Immigrants
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What does North Dakota do that encourages people to vote?
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You don’t need to register to vote, only show your drivers license
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What is the biggest reason people choose not to vote?
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They just don’t care, don’t think their vote matters, etc.
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What is time-zone fallout?
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When people on the west coast are less likely to vote because of poll results on the east coast
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What are some reasons non-voters give for not voting?
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1. Party Strength –Growth of Independents 2. Not voting is costless – Compulsory? 3. Registration requirements 4. More elections 5. Other avenues of influence (interest groups, court system) 6. Voter Apathy
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age
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Over 35- vote Under 35- Don’t vote
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Gender
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Women- Vote Men- Don’t Vote
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Education
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More- Vote Less- Don’t vote
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Level of Income
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More- vote Less- Don’t vote
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Occupation
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White Collar- Vote Blue Collar- Don’t Vote
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Age/Gender- Republican
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Older Men
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Religion- Democrat
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Catholics/Jews
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Income- Republican
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higher
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Geography- Democrat
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Urban
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Ethnicity- Republican
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Whites
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What does the word electorate mean?
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All the people that can vote
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What does the word suffrage mean?
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The right to vote
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What was the historical context of the 24 th amendment and voting rights act?
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The civil rights movement
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What was the historical context of the 19 th amendment?
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Women’s contributions to WWI
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What was the historical context of the 26 th amendment?
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The Vietnam War
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