You’d be surprised by how many people living in the United States of America have absolutely no idea about their own federal government. What do you know about it? Take the American Federal Government Test 2 and find out if you really know as much as you should!
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Public-Service
Personal Ambition
Policy Goals
All of the Above
Soft Money
Hard Money
Tracking Poll
Corrupt Practices Acts
All white males
Only white males who owned a certain amount of property
All males
All of the above
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Party meeting to nominate candidates and elect delegates.
Public meeting to pass election laws and regulations.
General election to determine public officeholders
Meeting held just after the national convention
Public election to nominate party candidates
Iowa
Idaho
New York
New Hampshire
Florida
Caucus
Discharge Election
General Election
Runoff Election
Primary
Open
Closed
A Runoff
Nonpartisan
Concealed
Only party officials vote.
Party members meet to discuss candidates.
Voters are already registered as party members.
A nonpartisan ballot is used, and so party membership doesn't matter.
Only party leaders and contributors are allowed to vote.
It holds the first primary of the election year.
It holds the first caucus of the election year.
The nominating convention are usually held in that state.
More money is contributed there than in any other state.
It is the oldest meeting of its kind.
Open campaigning.
Front-loading.
End-loading.
Delegate stacking.
Deck-raking.
The writing of the party platform.
The selection of party delegates to the next convention.
The selection of the party's national chairperson.
Party fund-raising.
The election of delegates to state conventions.
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35
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Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
John Adams
George Washington
Rod Tibbolt
John Adams
George Washington
Aaron Burr
Abraham Lincoln
Martin Van Buren
John Adams
Abraham Lincoln
Martin Van Buren
John Adams
Martin Van Buren
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Quincey Adams
Martin Van Buren
William Henry Harrison
Ronald Reagan
Bill Clinton
Andrew Johnson
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