How old do you have to be to vote?
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  • 12
  • 16
  • 18
  • 21
Which article of the US Constitution established the electoral college?
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  • Article VII
  • Article V
  • Article II
  • Article I
One requirement to be president is ______________________.
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  • reside in the US for 14 years prior to running for president
  • age 18
  • live in Washington DC
  • speak English and Spanish
How old must you be to become president? 
  • 25
  • 30
  • 35
  • 40
What is the main purpose of the primary election?
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  • See who is old enough to vote
  • pick the new president
  • narrow down the field of candidates
  • count how many voters are registered
A caucus is . . .
  • A series of discussions and meetings to choose a candidate to represent a political party in a election
  • A party where the candidates tell everyone that they want to run for office.
  • A conference to celebrate a political party.
  • When the electors meet to vote for the president.
The electoral college has ________ members. 
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  • 538
  • 333
  • 460
  • 570
In order to become president it takes at least ... electors in the electoral college.
  • 270
  • 538
  • 100
  • 151
Which state has the most electoral votes?
  • California
  • Texas
  • New York State
  • Alaska
Why does New York have more electoral votes than Alaska?
  • New York is bigger than Alaska.
  • New York became a state before Alaska.
  • New York was the first capitol of the United States.
  • New York has a bigger population than Alaska.
A common criticism of the Electoral College is that it
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  • gives too much power to states with the highest populations
  • gives too much power to smaller states
  • is not even a real college
  • allows a person to win the presidency without a majority of votes
In 2000, who won the popular vote, but lost the election?
  • Al Gore
  • Donald Trump
  • Barak Obama
  • Bill Clinton
People with similar ideas usually belong to the same  . . . .
  • Political party
  • Voting precinct
  • Primary group
  • Gym
What symbol represents the democratic party?
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  • cheetah
  • elephant
  • mouse
  • donkey 
In what month is the newly elected President and Vice President inaugurated?
  • September
  • November
  • December
  • January
If a President can not continue to serve out his/her term who becomes President of the United States?
  • Speaker of the House
  • Have to elect a new President
  • Vice President
  • Secretary of State
How would you describe Washington D.C.?
  • A place where people go to vote
  • A meeting where the people who want to be president talk about important topics
  • The capitol of the USA where the government works
  • The place where people post ideas about the government.
What is the White House?
  • The capitol of the USA where the government works
  • One of the major political parties in the USA, their symbol is the elephant.
  • The place where the president lives and works
  • The part of the Constitution that describes the president.
People who join together to pursue a common interest in influencing legislation are known as what?
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  • Political Action Committees (PAC's)
  • Public Opinion
  • Mass Media
  • Interest Groups
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a presidential candidate?
  • At least 35 years old
  • Natural born US citizen
  • College educated
  • US resident at least 14 years
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