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Ralph Nader ran as a Green Party candidate and is widely considered to have siphoned votes from Al Gore, the Democratic Party candidate who he shared many views with. This is an example of the third party _____ effect.
All elected officials are part of the party in the _____.
When certain pieces of information are emphasized to shape a person's perception, whether by a politician, peer, or even the media, this is known as _____.
The group that focuses on raising money and organizing campaigns is the party as an _____.
_____________ is the ability of the media to influence what issues we think are important.
The modern-day Republican Party was founded by those who supported what policy position?
What do pollsters frequently rely on because it is impossible to measure everyone's opinion?
It is widely agreed by historians and political scientists that the election of which President signaled the end of the New Deal Coalition and the beginning of the Sixth PartySystem?
What is the process by which individuals acquire their political values and opinions and how does it work?
What theory posits that, more often than not, making the decision not to vote is rational and logical, as the costs of voting will always outweigh the benefits?
The nobility and aristocracy were represented by which estate?
The barrier that prevented free interaction between Eastern and Western Europe?
Claims to make all equal by ending socioeconomic classes.
The modern-day Democratic Party was founded by the supporters of which candidate in the 1824 Presidential Election?
what is paying money for forgiveness called?
The date the allies tried to retake Europe (D-Day)?
Countries that join together to defend each other?
What does it mean to not take sides in a conflict?
Who came up with the theories of communism and socialism?
What city was the center of the Italian Renaissance?