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SS - Pre-GED - Unit 4 - Government and Civics - Sections 20 - Elections

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Politics

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The ideas and actions of the government

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Nominates

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To choose candidates

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Candidate

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A person who runs for public office

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Political party

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A group that nominates candidates

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Campaign

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This is a series of events that a candidate takes part in

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Primary Election

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If several members of a political party want to run for the same office, the party chooses its candidate by committee, convention, or through this type of election (an election to choose delegates to a political party's nominating convention at which they decide on candidates to run for office in the general election)

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According to the article, what is an important task for political parties?

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Raising money, getting people to vote

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General Election

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To nominate the party's candidate (a regularly scheduled election for state, local, or federal officials)

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Media

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Many American learn about election candidates and issues from this (radio, television, newspapers, and magazines)

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What does PAC stand for?

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Political Action Committees

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The Democratic candidate who wins the _______ in the spring runs against the Republican candidate in November.

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Primary Election

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Republicans belong to the same ______.

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Political Party

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What 3 qualifications must an American meet to vote?

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A voter must be at least 18 years old, a citizen, and a resident of the state where he or she votes