Political Science Questions
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true or false: the constitution specifically defines and references the right to vote
why do political leaders have little incentive to increase political knowledge?
true or false: Genetics directly affect which political party we defer to
what will Christians always choose between in politics?
true or false: most americans have limited political knowledge
clause that says states can make regulations for voting but congress can change those at any time (statement of expectation)
how do supreme courts broadly interpret the elections clause?
gives credibility to issues, statements, or events while hiding deeper connections
type of lobbying in which interest group members act themselves or through leadership requests
disinformation campaigns from fake social media accounts
political party developments during the new deal and cold war eras
how Political environments affect measuring public opinion
true or false: most americans would prefer to get rid of Voter ID laws
what percent of citizens admit to contacting an elected official?
speech in which Washington tried to discourage political parties
main responsibility for interest groups
creating the impression of a widespread grassroots movement (but it's actually not and have very little true support)
becomes the symbolic party leader during the new deal and cold war eras
case that said voting is a fundamental political right, because it is a preservative of all rights
political party that seeks revolution and change and improvement and development