Civics Unit 3 - Political Participation

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Which of the following is a form of political participation? Voting in elections, Watching political debates, Reading political news, Discussing politics with friends

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Voting in elections

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What is the primary purpose of a political party?

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To elect their nominee to office

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Which amendment to the U.S. Constitution granted women the right to vote?

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19th Amendment

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What is a political action committee (PAC)?

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An organization that raises money for political campaigns.

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Which of the following best describes voter turnout? Options: The number of people who register to vote, The total number of votes counted in an election, The number of polling stations available, The percentage of eligible voters who cast a ballot

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The percentage of eligible voters who cast a ballot

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How does a primary election differ from a general election?

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A primary election selects party nominees, while a general election selects officeholders.

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What is the main function of interest groups in the political process? Options: To nominate candidates for office, To conduct elections, To influence public policy and legislation, To provide public services

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To influence public policy and legislation

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How can public opinion influence government policy?

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By shaping the decisions of elected officials

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Which of the following is a characteristic of a political ideology? Options: It is a set of beliefs about the role of government, It is a temporary political campaign, It is a government agency, It is a type of election

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It is a set of beliefs about the role of government

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How can social media influence political participation?

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By providing a platform for political discussions and mobilization.