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The way that people acquire attitudes, beliefs and orientations is known as
___________________.

a) Socialization

b) Dynamic Adjustment Theory

c) Adjustment

d) Life Experiences - Answer-Socialization

The aggregate of public beliefs or attitudes about government or politics is known as
____________.

a) Empowerment Theory

b) Public Opinion

c) Political Knowledge

d) Groupthink - Answer-Public Opinion

The desire of a survey respondent to give socially acceptable answers to questions is
known as the _________________.

a) Halo Effect

b) Phantom Opinions

c) Glass Ceiling

d) Gender Gap - Answer-Halo Effect

The non-governmental sector of public life is known as - Answer-Civil Society

,James Madison argued that the easiest way to combat factions' role in government was
to create a system of ________________. - Answer-Checks and Balances

A system where each party receives a share of seats in the legislature relative to the
popular vote that party receives is called - Answer-Proportional Representation

An election in which voters can accept or reject a piece of legislation or proposed
amendment is a(n) - Answer-Referendum

The role of political parties typically ends one the election take place - Answer-False

An organized campaign on behalf of an issue or policy is known as a - Answer-Political
Movement

The mantra of "to the victors go the spoils" most accurately sums up which political
party era? - Answer-Second Era

Proportional representation makes it ________________ for smaller or minor parties to
survive in government. - Answer-Easier

Which of the following is NOT the role of a political party? - Answer-Pay the candidates
in exchange for political favors

A system where a single political party legally holds power is known as a - Answer-One-
Party system

The method that we use to elect the president of the United States is through the -
Answer-Electoral College

The feeling that a person can make a difference in the political process is known as __ -
Answer-Political Efficacy

The __________ amendment lowered the voting age to 18 years old. - Answer-26th

The big state strategy is one that suggests that a candidate focuses on a small number
of states with high amounts of electoral votes. - Answer-True

The amendment that gave women the right to vote is the _______________
amendment - Answer-19th

The model of voting that argued individuals are self-interested and use a cost-benefit
strategy to determine whether to vote is the ____________theory. - Answer-Rational
Choice

A primary election where only registered party members can participate in voting is a
_________________ - Answer-Closed

, An organization of people with shared ideas about government and politics that try to
gain control of government in order to implement their ideas are known as
_________________. - Answer-Political Parties


The ___ amendment prohibits the government from denying anyone due process of
law.
a) 5th

b) 1st

c) 10th

d) 3rd - Answer-5th

The struggle between needing to give government sufficient power to govern and
limiting power enough to avoid tyranny is known as _____________.
a) The Power Problem

b) Politicos

c) Red Tape

d) Bureaucracy - Answer-The Power Problem

A good that, once provided, cannot be limited to those who have paid for it is a
______________ good.
a) Public

b) Private

c) Free Rider

d) Externalities - Answer-Public

The first __________ amendments are known as the Bill of Rights
a) 3

b) 5

c) 20

d) 10 - Answer-10

The tradeoff of some of our individual rights and the obligation to follow the rules for the
protection of the government is known as _____________________ theory.

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