Slide 2 Begin Slide 3 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Unit 2 Political
Beliefs, Ideology,Parties Unit 3 Interest Groups Elections &
Media Unit 4 The Legislative Branch Semester 1 Review Unit 1
ConstitutionalUnderpinnings Slide 4 C1-$100 States have little
discretion in how they spend money from a ____. a.block grant
b.implied powers c.bicameral legislature d.categorical grant Slide
5 C1-$200 What did the Marbury v. Madison, 1803 establish?
a.principle of national supremacy and validity of implied powers
b.Gun Free School Zones Act exceeded Congress authority to regulate
interstate commerce c.principle in which the powers of government
are separated among these branches: legislative, executive,
judicial. d.the power of judicial review d.The power of judicial
review Slide 6 C1-$300 -$300 What was the purpose of the Ex Post
Facto Clause (Article I, 9, clause 3)? A person cannot be punished
for something he/she did that was not a crime when committed. Slide
7 C1-$400 a.Amendment 22 b.Amendment 26 c.Amendment 19 d.Amendment
16 e.Amendment 27 f.Amendment 20 1.Right of women to vote 2.Income
tax 3.18 year old vote 4.Restraint on congressional salaries 5.Lame
duck amendment 6.Limit on presidential terms 1. c 2. d 3. b 4. e 5.
f 6. a Slide 8 C1-$500 What are the three types of Federalism:
-Dual Federalism -Cooperative Federalism -Fiscal Federalism Slide 9
C2-$100 Members of the Religious Right typically have a
conservative _____. a.party platform b.party identification
c.ideology d. political culture c.ideology Slide 10 C2-$200 Define
political culture widely shared beliefs, values and norms that
citizens share about their government. Slide 11 C2-$300 What is the
best predictor for how a citizen votes? Their education level,
whether they attended college or not. Slide 12 C2-$400 What is the
difference between a(n): Conservative, Democrat, Independent -
favor slow or moderate change and limited govt. power. -favor
greater govt. action to promote the welfare of people and society
as a whole. -one is not registered with a political party. Slide 13
C2-$500 Describe the dominant political ideology the South, New
England/Northeastern urban centers. Great Lakes -Republican
-Conservative The South -Republican -Conservative New
England/Northeastern -Democrat Slide 14 C3-$100 -$100 What does
Amicus curiae brief mean? a.when a presidential nominee chooses a
vice presidential running mate who has different qualities in order
to attract more votes for the ticket. b.election in which the
people choose candidates for office. c.friend of the court brief
filed by an interest group to influence a Supreme Court decision.
d.local party meeting c.friend of the court brief filed by an
interest group to influence a Supreme Court decision. Slide 15
C3-$200 True or False, these are all four functions of a lobbyist?
1.Influence govt. 2.Provide information to govt. 3.Testify at
hearings 4.Help write legislation True Slide 16 C3-$300 What is the
#1 goal of an interest group? Influence political party and
government Slide 17 C3-$400 1.Promotes economic focus and interest
of members_____. a.single issue b.traditional c.public interest d.
non-traditional protest b.traditional Slide 18 C3-$500 What are 5
effects of gerrymandering? -parties in power stay in power -safe
seats are created so that incumbents can have a further advantage
-strange districts -have majority and minority districts -one man,
one vote principal Slide 19 C4-$100 - $100 Define a filibuster. An
attempt to defeat a bill in the Senate by talking indefinitely, and
preventing the Senate from taking action to the bill. Slide 20
C3-200 - $200 What is the minority leaders job in the Senate and
House? Leads the party Slide 21 C3-$300 - $300 Compared to members
of the House, senators are generally a.less likely to use
television in their reelections campaigns. b.more likely to face
difficult reelection opponents. c.more likely to have personal
contact with their constituents. d.less wealthy. b.more likely to
face difficult reelection opponents. Slide 22 C3-$400 - $400 b.the
presidents party typically loses seats in Congress. Which is true
about midterm elections? a.one third of the House seats are up for
reelection. b.the presidents party typically loses seats in
Congress. c.congressional leadership is rotated to the party that
has been out of power. d.they typically lead to the resignation of
a presidents Cabinet. Slide 23 C3-$500 - $500 Most important
congressional activity is done a.in committees and subcommittees.
b.on legislators visits to their home districts. c.on the House
floor. d.in casework. e.on the Senate floor. b.on legislators
visits to their home districts. Slide 24 C4-$100 - $100 What does
lobbying mean? Attempting to influence policy makers Slide 25
C4-$200 - $200 Define political culture. a.the widely shared
beliefs, values and norms that citizens share about their
government. b.a sense of affiliation that a person has with a
particular political party c.election in which the people choose
candidates for office b.a sense of affiliation that a person has
with a particular political party Slide 26 C4-$300 - $300 Match the
definition to the word term Election to choose candidates that is
open to independents and in which voters may choose candidates from
any one party. a.dealignment argument b.closed primary c.blanket
primary d.often primary Slide 27 C4-$400 - $400 a.general election
b.fixed terms c.hard money d.soft money Complete the statement with
the correct term In the 1990s, contributors tried to evade federal
regulations by donating ___to political parties. d.soft money Slide
28 C4-$500 - $500 What is the Due Process Clause? a.denies the
government the right, without due process, to deprive people of
life, liberty and property. b.a law that makes an act criminal
although the act was legal when it was committed. c.a standard of
equal treatment that must be observed by the government d.cases
concerning the Constitution, federal laws, or treaties. a.denies
the government the right, without due process, to deprive people of
life, liberty and property. Slide 29 C4-$100 - $100 Complete the
statement with the correct term. States have little discretion in
how they spend money from a ____. a.block grant b.formal amendment
c.categorical grant d.supermajority b.categorical grant Slide 30
C4-$200 - $200 c.split ticket voting Complete the statement with
the correct term. Many theorist argue that practice of ______ has
created more gridlock in government. a.political socialization
b.political culture c.split ticketing voting d.party identification
Slide 31 C4-$300 - $300 Complete the statement with the correct
term. ____suggests that policy results from compromises among many
groups. a.dealignment b.litigation c. front loading d.pluralism
Slide 32 C4-$400 - $400 Complete the statement with the correct
term. The Democratic Party previously used the _____that, in
effect, was a winner take all system for state voting at the
national convention. a.party column ballot b.unit rule c.spin
control d.nonpartisan elections b.unit control Slide 33 C4-$500 -
$500 Abortion: A woman has the right to decide what happens with
her body. _____ Affirmative Action: Individuals should be admitted
to schools and hired for jobs based on their ability. It is unfair
to use race as a factor in the selection process. _____ Death
Penalty: The death penalty should be abolished.____ __ Identify the
ideology according to the issues. Decide Conservative or Liberal.
Liberal, Conservative, Liberal
