United States elections

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Questions (13)

PLEASE CHECK! && IF YOU HAVE ANY MORE INFO!What role did television play in the election of 1960? How does television effect
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2. asked by Kathy >> Ms Sue
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In the congressional election of 1858, the Senate race in what state was the center of national attention?A. Illinois B.
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2. asked by Dylan
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Supporters of which of the following saw the election of 1824 as corrupt and illegitimate? Choose one correct answer.1) John C.
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2. asked by lovelypeaches4president
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. During the 2000 election, it came down to a 400 difference in what state?A: Florida 2. Why was the United States involved in
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2. asked by Victoria
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Which of the following is NOT considered a critical election?William McKinley (1896) Theodore Roosevelt (1904) Abraham Lincoln
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2. asked by ryan
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who was involved in the election of 1860?
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2. asked by james
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who won the election of 1860
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2. asked by Aniaya
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Which state has the most electoral votesA. New York B. Pennsylvania C. Virginia D. Ohio
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2. asked anonymously
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what is the minimum number of votes you need to win the presidency in the electoral college?A. 370. B. 270. C. 260. D. 225.
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2. asked anonymously
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The author of the passage includes facts about the 2000 presidential electionResponses A to explain how the Electoral College
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2. asked anonymously
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Excerpt taken from The Historic Rise of Old Hickory by Suzanne B. WilliamsFour major candidates ran in the 1824 election, all
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2. asked anonymously
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review the map of electoral college votes from the 2000 presidential election below, then answer the question that follows.
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2. asked anonymously
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How does the Electoral College system influence presidential elections in the United States?1.It may result in a candidate
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2. asked anonymously
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