Identify the type of election that determines which candidate will be the nominee of their party and requires party members to meet face-to-face.
A. runoff
B. general
C. primary
D. caucus
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D. caucus
Identify the vote result a candidate needs to win a primary or caucus.
A. majority vote
B. unanimous vote
C. supermajority vote
D. plurality vote
A. majority vote
B. unanimous vote
C. supermajority vote
D. plurality vote
D. plurality vote
Identify the definition of gerrymandering.
A. the process of redrawing congressional district lines according to race alone
B. the process of redrawing congressional district lines to create an advantage or disadvantage for a race, ethnicity, or political party
C. the process of redrawing congressional district lines to ensure equal numbers of Democratic and Republican voters
D. the process of drawing congressional district lines to create malapportioned districts
A. the process of redrawing congressional district lines according to race alone
B. the process of redrawing congressional district lines to create an advantage or disadvantage for a race, ethnicity, or political party
C. the process of redrawing congressional district lines to ensure equal numbers of Democratic and Republican voters
D. the process of drawing congressional district lines to create malapportioned districts
B. the process of redrawing congressional district lines to create an advantage or disadvantage for a race, ethnicity, or political party
Identify the structure of Congress.
A. Congress is unicameral.
B. Congress is bicameral.
C. Congress doesn’t have a structure.
D. Congress is at-large.
A. Congress is unicameral.
B. Congress is bicameral.
C. Congress doesn’t have a structure.
D. Congress is at-large.
B. Congress is bicameral.
How many members are there in the U.S. House of Representatives?
A. 535
B. 100
C. 435
D. 52
A. 535
B. 100
C. 435
D. 52
C. 435
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