chapter 5 Flashcards

1
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primary elections are the first elections held in what type of cycle?

A

electoral cycle

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2
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which year did Texas Legislature grant the right to vote only in primary and party conventions

A

1918

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3
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which year did Texas ratified the nineteenth amendment, allowing women to vote in all elections

A

1919

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4
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refers to the act of voting or the right to vote

A

“the franchise”

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5
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effectively prevented migrant workers from voting

A

early registration

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6
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what court case ended all white primaries?

A

Smith v. Allwright

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7
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The Supreme Court struck down the Texas White Primary Law under the Equal Protections Clause of the 14th Amendment

A

Nixon vs Herndon

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8
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after the white primary was ruled unconstitutional, this offshoot democratic party pre-selected candidates for the democratic primary and prohibited African Americans from participating.

A

Jaybird primary

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9
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which case ruled the Jaybird primary unconstitutional

A

Terry v Adams

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10
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roughly 5% of African Americans were registered to vote in what year?

A

1940

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11
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which state is African American turnout higher than any other state?

A

Texas

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12
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determines how many congressional seats each state will recieve

A

reapportionment

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13
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redrawing districts for partisan advantage

A

gerrymandering

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14
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case that said districts must be based on population and not geographical size

A

Wesbury vs Sanders

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15
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case that said that districts must be contiguous (have to be one)

A

Shaw vs. Reno

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16
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case that said you cannot draw districts to benefit one race over another

A

Miller vs Johnson

17
Q

which state ranks low in the nation in voter participation

18
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based on the perception of an incumbent’s past performance in office, or the performance of the incumbency party (incumbents)

A

Retrospective Voting

19
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evaluating the incumbent officeholder and the incumbents party based on expectations of future developments (challengers)

A

Prospective Voting

20
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what is the best predictor of how an individual will vote

21
Q

issues that everyone supports

A

Valence issues

22
Q

offices are listed in descending order of importance

A

party column ballot

23
Q

a ballot printed by government that allows people to vote in secret

A

Australian Ballot

24
Q

ballots that have the ability to speak multiple languages

A

Multilingualism Ballots

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an individual who currently holds a set of responsibilities within a specific office as part of a corporation or within a branch of the government
incumbent
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a type of retrospective voting where voters focus on their personal financial situation when deciding which candidate to vote for
pocketbook voting
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The effects of individuals judgement about how the nation is doing economically on their evaluation of incumbents.
sociotropic voting
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what are the 3 strongest predicts on who will vote?
age, education, income