
Unit 3- Elections and Political Processes
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Brittany Estep
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CE. 5
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Multiple Choice
In Virginia one must register at least 22 days before Election Day in order to –
Get your name on a ballot
Perform a Civic Duty
Be able to vote in the election.
Be considered a resident of Virginia
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Multiple Select
What are the requirements to be able to vote in Virginia?
Be a US Citizen
Live in Virginia 10 years
Be a resident of VA and your voting precinct
Be 18 years old.
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Multiple Select
How Can you Register to Vote?
At the Registrars Office
At the DMV and Public Libraries
By Mail
Online
At the Police Station
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Multiple Select
What are the three factors used to predict if someone will vote?
Age
Race
Education
Income
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Multiple Choice
The Electoral College's primary function in politics is to –
nominate candidates for public office.
Cast the official vote for the winning candidate in the Presidential election.
cast the official vote for the winning candidate in the Senate.
assist the candidates with the election process.
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Multiple Choice
Why does Ohio have more electors in the Electoral College process than Virginia?
Ohio has a higher sales tax
Ohio has more square foot than VA
Ohio has a larger population and more Congressional representation than Virginia.
Ohio is a more important state
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Multiple Choice
States target largely populated states first during elections, but during tight elections smaller states can make a difference in the outcome.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Students can participate in the election process during political campaigns and classroom simulations.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
The 19th Amendment
Allows African American Men the Right to Vote
Allows people living in DC the right to vote
Allows 18 year olds the right to vote.
Allows women the right to vote.
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Multiple Choice
The 24th Amendment Changes voting laws by
Eliminating literacy test
Eliminating the grandfather clause
Eliminating the poll tax
Eliminating the right to vote in federal elections.
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Multiple Choice
The 26th Amendment changes voting because it
Allows women to vote
Allows men of color to vote
Allows 21 year olds to vote
Allows 18 year olds to vote
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Multiple Choice
The 23rd Amendment changed voting rights because it allowed
People to cast their electoral vote
People living in DC to vote in presidential elections
People in Virginia to cast their electoral vote
Allowed people from DC to vote in Maryland.
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Multiple Choice
The 15th Amendment changed voting rights because it said
You could not deny people the right to vote
You could not deny a person the right to vote based on their color, race, or previous condition of servitude.
You could not deny a person the right to vote based on their ethnicity.
You could not deny someone the right to vote based on their gender
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Multiple Choice
The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was important because it
Upheld the 15th Amendment and prohibits racial discrimination in voting
Upheld the 15th Amendment and prohibits gender discrimination in voting
Upheld the 15th Amendment and prohibits political discrimination in voting
Upheld the 15th Amendment and prohibits age discrimination in voting
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