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Voting Rights Amendments

Republican or Democrat #1

Republican or Democrat #2 Misc.Propaganda

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This amendment This amendment allowed all women the allowed all women the

right to vote.right to vote.

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What is the 19What is the 19thth Amendment?Amendment?

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This amendment This amendment changed the minimum changed the minimum

voting age to 18.voting age to 18.

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This amendment This amendment allowed all men, allowed all men,

regardless of race or regardless of race or color, to vote.color, to vote.

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When this amendment When this amendment originally passed, it originally passed, it

allowed all male allowed all male citizens, age 21 and citizens, age 21 and

older, to vote.older, to vote.

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This amendment got rid This amendment got rid of poll taxes.of poll taxes.

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Uses broad, vague Uses broad, vague words and phrases that, words and phrases that, while sounding nice, are while sounding nice, are

not specific.not specific.

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What is Glittering What is Glittering Generalities?Generalities?

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This technique identifies This technique identifies a person or cause as a person or cause as one of the common one of the common

people.people.

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What is Plain Folks?What is Plain Folks?

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This technique labels a This technique labels a cause or person as bad cause or person as bad

or not worthwhile.or not worthwhile.

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What is namecalling?What is namecalling?

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This technique gives the This technique gives the feeling that everyone is feeling that everyone is

supporting a candidate or supporting a candidate or cause.cause.

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What is Bandwagon?What is Bandwagon?

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This technique presents This technique presents only those facts that are only those facts that are favorable to your side.favorable to your side.

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What is Cardstacking?What is Cardstacking?

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Would like to repeal the Would like to repeal the estate tax.estate tax.

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What are Republicans?What are Republicans?

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Would like to provide an Would like to provide an immediate energy immediate energy

rebate to offset high rebate to offset high prices of gas and other prices of gas and other

necessities.necessities.

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What are the What are the Democrats?Democrats?

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Would like to repeal tax Would like to repeal tax cuts for families making cuts for families making

over $250,000.over $250,000.

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What are the What are the Democrats?Democrats?

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Support accelerated drilling Support accelerated drilling for oil in areas like for oil in areas like

Montana, South Dakota Montana, South Dakota and Alaska.and Alaska.

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What are the What are the Republicans?Republicans?

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Support the Support the appointment of judges appointment of judges

who respect the sanctity who respect the sanctity and dignity of innocent and dignity of innocent

human life.human life.

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What are the What are the Republicans?Republicans?

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No path to legalization No path to legalization for illegal immigrants, for illegal immigrants,

and no amnesty.and no amnesty.

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Support laws to end Support laws to end discrimination based on discrimination based on

sexual orientation, sexual orientation, gender identity, age and gender identity, age and

disability.disability.

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What are Democrats?What are Democrats?

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Support stem cell Support stem cell research, but not if it research, but not if it uses embryonic stem uses embryonic stem

cells.cells.

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Would like to enroll Would like to enroll every worker in a every worker in a

retirement plan that retirement plan that could go with them from could go with them from

job to job.job to job.

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Would like to end tax Would like to end tax breaks for companies breaks for companies

that ship American jobs that ship American jobs overseas.overseas.

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The purpose of these is The purpose of these is to attain and maintain to attain and maintain

political power.political power.

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What is a political party?What is a political party?

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This responsibility calls This responsibility calls for you to be involved in for you to be involved in

your community and your community and study public issues.study public issues.

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What is your civic What is your civic responsibility?responsibility?

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These political parties are These political parties are made to bring attention to made to bring attention to issues that mainstream issues that mainstream parties do not have a parties do not have a strong enough stance.strong enough stance.

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What are third parties?What are third parties?

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These are hired by These are hired by special interest groups special interest groups to attempt to influence to attempt to influence

decisions made by decisions made by officials in the officials in the government.government.

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What are lobbyists?What are lobbyists?

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This political party This political party believes in total believes in total

individual liberty and individual liberty and total economic freedom.total economic freedom.

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What is the Libertarian What is the Libertarian Party?Party?

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This type of art was This type of art was grand and ornate.grand and ornate.

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What is baroque?What is baroque?

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This type of art was This type of art was inspired from classical inspired from classical Greece and Rome and Greece and Rome and emphasized balance emphasized balance

and order.and order.

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What is neoclassical?What is neoclassical?

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This composer began in This composer began in classical style, but later classical style, but later began the trend into the began the trend into the

Age of Romanticism.Age of Romanticism.

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Who is Beethoven?Who is Beethoven?

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An example of this style An example of this style of art would be the of art would be the

palace of Versailles.palace of Versailles.

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What is baroque?What is baroque?

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An example of this style An example of this style of art would be a piano.of art would be a piano.

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What is neoclassical?What is neoclassical?

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This means “absolute This means “absolute ruler.”ruler.”

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What is a despot?What is a despot?

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Monarchs who Monarchs who embraced the new embraced the new

ideas and made reforms ideas and made reforms became known as this.became known as this.

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What are enlightened What are enlightened despots?despots?

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This Prussian ruler was This Prussian ruler was influenced by Voltaire influenced by Voltaire and called himself a and called himself a

“servant of the state.”“servant of the state.”

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Who is Frederick II?Who is Frederick II?

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Known as the most Known as the most radical of the radical of the

enlightened despots, enlightened despots, this Austrian monarch this Austrian monarch required peasants be required peasants be

paid in cash.paid in cash.next

Who is Joseph II?Who is Joseph II?

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This Russian ruler was This Russian ruler was most admired by most admired by philosophers, but philosophers, but

changed her reform changed her reform movement after a serf movement after a serf

uprising.uprising.next

Who is Catherine the Who is Catherine the Great?Great?

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This type of writing This type of writing began during the began during the Enlightenment.Enlightenment.

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What is a novel?What is a novel?

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This is the author who This is the author who wrote wrote Robinson CrusoeRobinson Crusoe..

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Who is Daniel Defoe?Who is Daniel Defoe?

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In this novel, a young In this novel, a young servant girl refuses the servant girl refuses the

advances of her master.advances of her master.

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What is Richardson’s What is Richardson’s Pamela?Pamela?

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Though publication was Though publication was delayed by the Church, delayed by the Church, Denis Diderot published Denis Diderot published

the most current the most current Enlightenment Enlightenment

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What is the What is the EncyclopediaEncyclopedia??

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This was a huge This was a huge contributor in the contributor in the

spreading of ideas in spreading of ideas in the Enlightenment.the Enlightenment.

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What is media?What is media?

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English Parliament English Parliament passed this to prevent passed this to prevent

colonists from selling to colonists from selling to any nation except any nation except

Britain.Britain.

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What are the Navigation What are the Navigation Acts?Acts?

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This required colonists This required colonists to pay tax on printed to pay tax on printed

materials.materials.

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What is the Stamp Act?What is the Stamp Act?

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This was drafted by the This was drafted by the colonists on July 4, colonists on July 4,

1776, declaring 1776, declaring themselves free from themselves free from

British control.British control.

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What is the Declaration What is the Declaration of Independence?of Independence?

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Enlightenment ideas Enlightenment ideas greatly influenced the greatly influenced the

American Revolution and American Revolution and especially this author of the especially this author of the

Declaration of Declaration of Independence.Independence.

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Who is Thomas Who is Thomas Jefferson?Jefferson?

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One can see the influence One can see the influence of the Enlightenment on the of the Enlightenment on the

Declaration of Declaration of Independence by it Independence by it

declaring Britain’s failure to declaring Britain’s failure to protect these.protect these.

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What are the Rights of What are the Rights of Man?Man?

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This document, which This document, which was later scrapped, was later scrapped, gave most power to gave most power to individual states and individual states and gave little power to a gave little power to a central government.central government.

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What is the What is the Articles of Articles of ConfederationConfederation??

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These were the group These were the group who supported the who supported the

passage of the passage of the Constitution and Constitution and

believed in a strong believed in a strong central government.central government.

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Who are Federalists?Who are Federalists?

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This was added to This was added to appease the Anti-appease the Anti-

Federalists into passing Federalists into passing the Constitution.the Constitution.

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What are the Bill of What are the Bill of Rights?Rights?

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The legislative, executive The legislative, executive and judicial branches of and judicial branches of

government were added to government were added to provide this, which provide this, which

prevents one branch from prevents one branch from becoming too powerful.becoming too powerful.

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What are checks and What are checks and balances?balances?

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Of the 13 colonies, this Of the 13 colonies, this many were needed to many were needed to approve the passage approve the passage of the Constitution.of the Constitution.

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What are 9?What are 9?

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Name three rights Name three rights protected in the Bill of protected in the Bill of

Rights.Rights.

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What are freedom of What are freedom of speech, press, speech, press,

assembly, religion, or assembly, religion, or the due process of law.the due process of law.

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