exam 3 Flashcards

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Generally courts will throw out evidence that the police got violated by the 4th amendment. this is known as

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the exclusionary rule

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in the supreme court case of New Jersey v.T.L.O. (1985) the court made a decision on the exclusionary rule. In the courts opinion with regard to a students 4th amendment rights the court decided

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public school official s may conduct reasonable warrantless searches of students under their authority

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Id a defendant waives their right to a jury trial and judge agrees the type of trial will be a

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bench trial

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the supreme court held that arrested criminal suspects should be informed of their rights

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Miranda v. Arizona

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which of the following best describes the citizenship clause of the 14th amendment

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it grants automatic citizenship to anyone born in the us

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there are two types of due process. which statement best describes each

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substantive due process relates to the substance. the meaning the “what” of the law
Procedural due process relates to the procedures the methods the “how” of the governmental action must be fair

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when evidence is obtained illegally without proper warrant for example and the evidence is excluded from trial this is known as

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the exclusionary rule

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during a routine traffic stop, a law enforcement officer sees illegal drugs on the passenger seat, and seizes the illegal items

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police do not need a warrant for search and seizure when evidence is in plain view

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what landmark supreme court case overturned plessy v. Ferguson and declared segregation in public school unconstitutional

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brown v board of education

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one of the sections of the 14th amendment

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states that all persons born in the United states are citizens of the United States and of the states wherein they reside

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in brown v board of education, the supreme court ruled that separate but equal segregated classrooms violated which clause of the 14th

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equal protection clause

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in the 2014 cause of Riley v us the supreme court argued that

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cell phones contain all of the privacies of life and a warrant would generally be required to search it

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the test of the 4th amendment asserts that the people are secure in their person, houses, papers, and effects from what types of searches and seizures

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warrantless

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according to the text of the 4th amendment warrants that are issued must

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describe the place to be searched and the persons or things to be seized

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what is a court order obtained from a judge who is convinced that there is probably cause to support a search of a particular person or place

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a search warrant

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which of the following best describes the use of the exclusionary rule

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evidence gathered without a search warrant is not admissible during trial

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17
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which of the following rights is protected by the 5th amendment

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protection against self-incrimination

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which of the following supreme court decisions guaranteed the right of citizens to be told of their constitutional guarantee against self-incrimination

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Miranda v Arizona

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opponents to issue that data relates to would most likely cite which of the following to support their positions

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8th amendment

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20
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which amendment allows the states to have laws independently of the federal government

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10th amendment

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what is the purpose of the 5th amendment in the us

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to protect individuals from government overreach and ensure due process

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what does double Jeopardy clause in the 5th amendment protect individual s from

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being tried more than once for the same crime

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23
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which of the following statements are true

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evidence seized illegally cannot be used in federal or state courts

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which of the following statements is ture

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police do not need a warrant for a search and seizure when evidence is in plain view

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which of the following is part of the Miranda warning

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you have the right to remain silent

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which if the following is true regarding the 8th amendment

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in the context of capital punishment, the court has generally viewed that 8th amendment to prohibit punishments that involve the unnecessary and wanton infliction of pain

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the 16 years that chief justice earl Warren was on supreme court (commonly referred to as the “warren court”) was most notably for which of the following

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the 16 years of the warren court almost completely incorporated the 1st through 8th amendment by the due process clause of the 14th amendment

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28
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protections of the bill of rights have been selectively incorporated by way of the 14th amendments due process clause to prevent state infringement of basic liberties. this is known as

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selective incorporation

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the amendment to the constitution which powers to the states that are not specifically enumerated in the constitution

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tenth

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30
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in which landmark case did the supreme court establish the requirement fro police to inform people they arrest about their constitutional rights

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Miranda v Arizona

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what is the purpose of the due process clause in the 5th amendment

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to ensure fair and lawful treatment by the government

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32
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list the six steps of jury duty

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initial selection, basic questions, voir dire, first dismissal, challenges, swearing in

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what is meant by the word naturalized or naturalization

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naturalization is the process by which is citizenship is granted to a lawful permanent resident after meeting the requirements established by congress

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34
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which of the following statements are true with regard to the term jurisdiction thereof

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the requirement that a person be subject to the jurisdiction thereof excludes its application to children born of diplomatic representatives of a foreign state, or children of members of Indian tribes subject to tribal trials

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35
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in plessy v Ferguson (1896) the supreme court held that Louisiana’s law requiring segregated rail cars did not violate the equal protection clause. what case overturned plessy v Ferguson’s seperate but equal doctrine

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brown v board of education of Topeka Kansas

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December 1 1955 Rosa parks was arrested in Montgomery Al for what reason

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refusing to obey orders of a bus driver

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a boycott of the Montgomery city bus system in 1955 was organized by the Montgomery improvement association NIA shortly after the boycott began the mia elected who as their new leader

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Martin Luther king jr

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38
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which of the following children would not be considered a us citizen

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a child born in Chicago whose German parents are diplomats in the us

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39
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which statement best expresses the cartoons message

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woman are not paid the same as men

40
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which of the following statements is true

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paying women unequally than men for the same jobs is a violation of equal protection clause

41
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the student nonviolent coordinating committee stated goal in their mission

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the ideal of nonviolence as the foundation of their purpose

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martin Luther king Jr while detained in birmingham Alabama jail cell fro protesting segregation wrote an open letter to members of the clergy which was subsequently published in newspapers throughout the us

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challenged the idea that civil rights demonstrators should wait to pursue racial justice and that was also immoral; for protestors to break the law

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also in this letter Dr king

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argued that there are two types of laws just laws and unjust laws and that one has moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws

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Which of the following is true regarding the 19th amendment

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The 19th amendment granted women the right to vote

45
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Besides creating legislation barring discrimination in public accommodations, employment, or voting, on the basis of color, national origin, race, religion, or sex, the civil rights act of 1964 also

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Created the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to monitor and enforce the law

46
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The 15th amendemnt states

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The right of citizens of the united states to vote shal; not be denied or abridged by the unites states or by any state on account of race, color, or previos condition of servitude

47
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After passage of this law, girls participation in high school varsity athletes jumped from 7% in 1971 to 41.5% in 2001

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Title IX of the education amendment 1972

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The voting rights act of 1965 did which of the following

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Out lawed the discriminatory voting practices, including literacy test as a prereqristie to voting

49
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Signed by pres nixon 1972 this outlawrd the discrimination on the basis of gender in any federal funded education program

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Title IX of the education amendments of 1972

50
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What event led to the passage of the 26 amendment

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Vietnam war

51
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What was the impact of the voting ights acts of 1965

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The voting rights act enabled more africns american to vote by banning literacy test and by allowing federal authorities to oversee elections to ensure access to the polls

52
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Children born of diplomatic representatives of a foreign state

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Are not subject to the jurisdiction of the us and are therfore not citizens

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Which of the following statements about the state of union address goiven by the president is true

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The president goes to congress ot deliver a state of union at the request of the speaker of the house

54
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The three amendments passed after the civil war known as the reconstruction amendmetns

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Thirteenth fourtheenth 15

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The 14th amenment equal protection clause refers to the

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Equal protection uner the law

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What did trhw 24 amendemtn do

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Elimination of poll taxes

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What comission was cereated by the civil rights act of 1964 to monitor and enforec lae

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Euqal; employment opprotunity commission

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The single biggest influence on a person’s political socialization is the

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influence of parents and family

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Americans generally do not believe in

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equality of outcome

60
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The number one factor determining how a first-time voter will vote is based on

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their family

61
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4 main political socialization generations:

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silent generation, baby boomers, Gen X, millennials

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Some sociologists believe that most people’s political opinions are established during

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the formative years (18-24)

63
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are two terms often used interchangeably but many argue that the terms are very different

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Liberal and Progressive

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are the 2 main political parties

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Republican and Democrat

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small number of respondents who accurately reflect the variety of opinions, demographics, etc. in the broader population. Usually between 400-2,000 respondent

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Representative samples-

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polls conducted by a campaign as a race for office begins. These polls provide the campaign with a basis for comparison for later polls, so that the candidate can see of their likelihood of winning the office is increasing or decreasing

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Benchmark polls-

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  • the process by which pollsters select respondents to a survey or the sample population for a poll
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Sample technique

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group of people a researcher surveys to gauge the whole population’s opinion

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Sample-

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group of people that a researcher wants to study. This might be a large group, such as all voting-age citizens in the US, or smaller group like members of a club or church

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Population-

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how people feel about issues, candidates, and public officials using a poll

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Public opinion-

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results from a major event or broad social trends that shape the experiences of society as a whole

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Period-

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derives from common experiences shared by a portion of the population that came of age at the same time

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Generational-

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describes the changes in one person’s life as they age, marry, have children, buy a home, or retire

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Life cycle-

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common American belief that every citizen is equal under the law

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Rule of law-

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common American value states that every American should be provided with the same opportunity to succeed

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Equality of opportunity-

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common American value that places emphasis on self-reliance and independence from government interferenc

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Individualism-

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  • the process by which people learn their knowledge, feelings, and attitudes about politics
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Political socialization

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  • random selection from a population, random sampling technique ensures an equal probability of individual
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Random sample-

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  • predicted between the average opinion expressed by survey respondents and the average opinion in the population
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Sampling error

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a small, demographically diverse group of people assembled for an in-depth group discussion

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Focus group-

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most common type of survey; a way to measure public opinion by interviewing a large sample of the population

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Mass survey-

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poll taken by sampling a small section of the public in an effort to predict election results or to estimate public attitudes on issues

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Opinion polls-

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survey performed repeatedly with the same group of people to check and measure changes of opinion

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Tracking polls-

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  • performed on election day, these surveys are taken as voters enter their voting location
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Entrance polls

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political science generation that was impacted by WW2 and the great depression during their formative years

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Silent generation-

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impacted by MTV, personal computing, the early days of the internet during their formative years

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Gen X-

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  • impacted by vietnam war, pentagon papers, and watergate scandal
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Baby Boomers

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impacted by 9/11 attacks

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Millennials-

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when sampling should be random but doesnt target the correct audience

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Improper smapling technique-

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problem because target audience is too small, inaccurate polling

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Small sample size-

91
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promotes interest in their nation and believes the superiority of their nation

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Nationalist-

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  • party’s platform generally aligns more closely with conservative views
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Repuiblican

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  • favors minimal gov interference in the economy
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Conservative

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believes gov should intervene in the economy and provide a broad range of social services

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Liberal-

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  • third largest gov party, favors gov intervention in personal, social, and economic issues
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Libertarian

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  • runs on grassroots democracy, nonviolence, social justice, and enviromentalism
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Green