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Magruders American Government Unit 2

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show supported by two parties; two parties acting together and cooperating when making decisions.  
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coalition   show
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show the person currently holding the office  
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show different opinions from the rest of the group  
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sectionalism   show
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show the main parties Republican and Democrat  
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partisanship   show
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show the party who controls the executive branch (the President's party)  
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minor party   show
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plurality   show
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pluralistic society   show
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show a unit that cities are divided into for the election of city council members.  
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franchise   show
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show a person living in a state for only a short time, without legal residence.  
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show signing people up to vote; a procedure of voter identification intended to prevent fraudulent voting.  
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show the process of reviewing lists of registered voters and removing the names of those no longer eligible to vote.  
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show lists of all registered voters in each precinct.  
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show the drawing of electoral district lines to the advantage of a party or group  
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injunction   show
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show mandated by the voting Rights Act of 1965; the prior approval by the Justice Dept. of changes to or new election laws by certain states.  
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show congressional election that occurs between presidential years.  
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show measurable differences between the partisan choices of men and women.  
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party identification   show
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straight ticket voting   show
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split ticket voting   show
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show elections in which candidates are not identified by party labels.  
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precinct   show
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polling place   show
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show the paper or card that you submit your votes on.  
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subsidy   show
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show campaign money that is subject to regulations by the Federal Election Committee  
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public affairs   show
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peer group   show
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opinion leader   show
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mandate   show
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show device that attempts to collect information by asking people questions.  
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random sample   show
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quota sample   show
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medium   show
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public agenda   show
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show a sharply focused short report that can be aired in roughly 30 to 40 seconds.  
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show all the goals the government sets and the various courses of action it pursues as it attempts to realize these goals.  
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show interest grops withing the business community  
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labor union   show
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show an interest group that seeks to institute certain public policies of benefit to all or most people, regardless if they beong to that group.  
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show a technique of persuasion aimed at influencing a particular belief, regardless of its validity.  
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single-interest group   show
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lobbying   show
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grass roots   show
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show a voting process in which voters receive a long ballot containing the names of all contendors regardless of the party, and they can vote however they choose.  
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show a party nominating election in which only declared party members can vote.  
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coattail effect   show
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show general agreement among various groups on fundamental matters; agreement on public questions.  
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division of powers   show
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show parties rooted in poor economic times, disatisfied twith  
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ideological parties   show
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show people who have no party affilitation  
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multiparty   show
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show a political system with only one party  
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open primary   show
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political action committee   show
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show one's own influence over politics.  
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political party   show
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political socialization   show
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poll tax   show
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public opinion   show
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runoff primary   show
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sample   show
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suffrage   show
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show a political system dominated by two major parties.  
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