The AP Review Quiz Chapter 8 explores key aspects of American political processes, including the evolution of presidential nominations, distinctions between presidential and congressional campaigns, and the fixed size of the House. It assesses understanding of government structure and electoral dynamics, crucial for students preparing for AP exams.
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Cost very little.
Can be directed at specific subgroups of the population.
Can blanket the entire electorate.
Reach only the literate.
Can convince strong partisans to change their perspectives.
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Texas, New York, Connecticut
New York, Connecticut, California
Connecticut, California, Texas
Illinois, Florida, Arizona
New York, Texas, California
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Fewer people vote in presidential elections.
Presidential incumbents can better serve their constituents.
Presidential incumbents can more easily avoid responsibility.
Presidential races are generally more competitive.
Congressional incumbents are more likely to be defeated.
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Taking a chance on a new candidate.
Picking the incumbent over the challenger.
Picking the challenger over the incumbent.
Voting according to future expectations
Voting for incumbents regardless of party identification.
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No-brainer march.
Post-office bounce.
Two time roundup.
Second wind surprise.
Sophomore surge.
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$17,500
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Will Rodgers.
Groucho Marx.
Karl Marx.
Huey Long.
"Tip" O'Neill.
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1916 to 1948
1932 to 1960
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Their larger share of federal campaign monies.
The political advantage of riding the president's coattails.
Their use of free mailings, known as the franking privilege.
Their freedom from FEC regulations.
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Follow their constituent's wishes closely.
Do what they perceive as best.
Influence committees to vote the delegate's positions.
Gather support from interest group representatives.
Follow the lead of the party caucuses.
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Analytic voter.
Prospective voter.
Retrospective voter.
Activist voter.
Sociotropic voter
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Prior to 1800.
In the early 19th century.
Until shortly before the Civil War.
Until the Reform Era of the 20th century.
Until the Great Depression.
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Test of candidate's appeal.
Open primary.
Closed primary.
Regional primary.
Blanket primary.
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