Here are the answers to the multiple-choice questions:
Question 1: How do political parties get their candidates elected?
Answer: Run campaigns
Question 2: Which communication tool would allow a current presidential candidate to most effectively interact with the greatest number of citizens?
Answer: A frequently updated social media site with a question and answer forum
Question 3: How did most Americans hear about politics before the invention of the radio?
Answer: Newspapers
Question 4: Which independent agency oversees elections and campaign finances?
Answer: Federal Election Committee
Question 5: Which of the following changed political communication by giving the public audience the ability to see what officials looked like and see the effects of their actions?
Answer: Television
Question 6: Which of the following parties would an American with a political ideology that is primarily moderate, yet more conservative on some issues, be a part of?
Answer: Republican Party
Question 7: What is the connection between special interest groups, the bureaucracy, and Congress called?
Answer: Iron Triangle
Question 8: What could an individual do to have more of an influence on public policy?
Answer: Participate actively in interest groups or political parties
Question 9: The "League of United Latin American Citizens" is an example of which of the following?
Answer: An interest group promoting programs that help Hispanic people
Question 10: What three groups have a major influence on the government?
Answer: Special interest groups, the media, and political parties
Question 11: A person with more liberal views believes that government should have what type of role?
Answer: Strong role in people's daily lives and is more likely to support the Democratic Party
Question 12: Which party system saw the creation of the Republican Party?
Answer: Second Party System
Feel free to ask if you have any more questions!