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AP GOV Chapter 9 Test

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A key difference between caucuses and primaries is

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Participation in caucuses is much lower than the level of turnout for primaries.

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True or False: Superdelegates have traditionally played an important role in the presidential nomination process.

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False

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True or False: The New Hampshire primary is especially important because it helps whittle down the number of viable candidates for the primaries that follow it.

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True

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Why is a campaign manager important to a well-organized campaign?

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To keep the candidate from getting bogged down in organizational details.

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True or False: Candidates today find it relatively easy to obtain the free media attention they seek.

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False

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According to the text, the main benefit of campaign finance laws has been to

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Make American political campaigns more open and honest.

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True or False: So-called 527 groups spend millions of unrestricted dollars on political campaigns.

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True

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True or False: Donations to Super PACs can be in unlimited amounts as long as they are disclosed to the FEC.

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True

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Research concerning the impact that political campaigns have on voters shows that campaigns

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Reinforce preferences and active voters, but rarely convert voters.

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Which of the following is not true about Americans' voting behavior?

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A single person is more likely to vote than a married person.

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True or False: Registered voters who have a high sense of political efficacy are more likely to actually vote than registered voters who do not.

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True

front 12

Which of the following statements best characterizes how party identification influences Americans' voting behavior?

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Party identification simplifies the political world for many voters.

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True or False: College-educated voters are more likely to view political candidates in terms of their personal attributes.

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True

front 14

With the Electoral College, states with small populations

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Get more weight than they would if the president were directly elected.

front 15

Which of the following is not an important function of elections in American democracy?

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To facilitate the expansion of the scope of government.

front 16

The Federal Election Campaign Act established all of the following EXCEPT

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A fund for public donations to congressional campaigns.

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Which state's presidential primary traditionally receives the most media coverage?

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New Hampshire

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All of the following are criticisms raised against the nomination system EXCEPT

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Few citizens are permitted to participate in the nomination process.

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Which of the following statements is true concerning the use of PACs in political campaigns?

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PACs must be registered with and monitored by the FEC.

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In addition to officially nominating a party's candidate for the presidency, national conventions perform which of the following tasks?

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Determine the party's platform.

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Primaries and caucuses are unrepresentative of the electorate's preferences because

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Voters in primary elections are usually older and more affluent than the majority.

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Which of the following factors contributes most to the cost of a presidential campaign?

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Television advertising.

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Presidential campaigns in the United States differ most from most European campaigns in which of the following ways?

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American campaigns are much longer than other campaigns.

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Media coverage of campaigns tend to focus on

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Campaign strategies and the horse race.