
AP US Gov't Chapter 7 Review
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- Q1General agreement among the citizenry on an issue constitutes __________.a divisive opiniona consensusmajority rulea reconciliation30s
- Q2The process by which people acquire political beliefs and attitudes is known as __________.agenda settingconsensus buildingopinion leadershippolitical socialization30s
- Q3The transfer of political attitudes and beliefs __________.is equally likely to occur from children to parentsis more likely to occur from children to parentsis exceptionally rare in familiesis most likely to occur from parents to children30s
- Q4Agenda Setting is determining __________.by what process people acquire political beliefs and attitudesthe aggregate opinion of the political eliteswhich proportion of the public expresses the same view on an issuewhich public policy questions will be covered30s
- Q5The Life Cycle Effect is the __________.process by which people acquire political beliefs and attitudescertain attitudes occurring at certain chronological agesvalue assigned to a person because of occupation or incomeprinciple that gender affects political party identification30s
- Q6Generational Effect refers to the __________.Experience that events at influential times influence political opinionstendency for people to adopt conservative political opinions as they ageincreased tension between major political partiesway in which political socialization produces opinions30s
- Q7Voters who exhibit high degrees of religiosity (attend services regularly), regardless of church affiliation, are __________.more likely to vote Democraticmore likely to vote for Independent and third-party candidatesmore likely to vote for conservative candidatesless likely to vote at all30s
- Q8The most important principle in sampling for polls is __________.prior experiencethe integrity of the pollsterthe sample sizerandom sampling30s
- Q9In 1990, Congress passed a large tax increase. This tax increase is an example of ______platform politicsmonetary policysampling sizefiscal policy30s
- Q10A political party differs from an interest group in that __________.Interest groups do not want to operate the government while parties doindividuals must pay dues to belong to a political partyindividuals in a political party agree on all major policy issuespolitical parties do not want to operate the government and interest groups do30s
- Q11Which of the following groups is more likely than the others to affiliate with the Democratic Party?Cuban AmericansChristian churchgoersolder Americanswomen30s
- Q12Republicans of today emphasize __________.the need to increase taxes on the wealthy and on large corporationsall required social freedomsthe need for vast governmental regulation of the economythe importance of the marketplace and less emphasis on government-run programs30s
- Q13The Supreme Court ruling in Citizens United v. FEC __________.stated groups can fund campaign advertising without limits as long as it is not coordinated with a campaignbegan soft money donationswas undermined by BCRAopened the door for the creation of hard money donations30s
- Q14Which statement about geographic region and political preference is most correct?A heavy concentration of Republicans are found in Midwestern states like NE, SD, & NDThe heaviest concentrations of Republicans are found on the West Coast.The Northeast is becoming more Republican.The South has always been solidly for Democrats.30s
- Q15What occurs if no candidate reaches the minimum required electoral votes?The vote goes to the HouseThe vote goes to all of CongressThe candidate with the highest electoral votes wins.Americans will re-vote.30s