AMERICAN POLITICS COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION FALL 2013 Part I: General (Morning) Questions Answer one of the following two questions. Indicate the question number and provide the text of the question at the start of your

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• Elections
• Fanaticism
• Polarization
• Political science
• Politics
• Politics of the United States
• United States Congress
• Democracy
• Political campaign
• Electoral College
• Independent voter

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• American people of German descent
• Donald Trump
• The Apprentice
• WWE Hall of Fame
• Hillary Clinton
• Political positions of Donald Trump

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• Politics of the United States
• Elections
• Politics
• United States
• Demography
• Latino vote
• Millennials
• Voter registration
• Voter turnout
• Texas
• Hispanic and Latino American politics in the United States
• Hispanic and Latino Conservatism in the United States

Promote Our Vote: Draft Campus Resolution WHEREAS, an individual right to vote is a fundamental American right and fundamental rights should be guaranteed to all Americans in the U.S. Constitution; and WHEREAS, the Unit

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• Elections
• Politics
• Political philosophy
• Voting
• Government
• Electoral systems
• Absentee ballot
• Political terminology
• Electronic voting
• Voter turnout
• Voter registration
• United States Constitution

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• Academia
• United States
• Science and technology
• American Association for the Advancement of Science
• Science and technology in the United States
• George W. Bush
• Polarization
• Social media
• Science communication
• James Hansen
• Independent voter

Aggregate Effects of Large-Scale Campaigns on Voter Turnout Ryan D. Enos and Anthony Fowler 1 Abstract To what extent do political campaigns mobilize voters? Despite the central role of campaigns in American politics and

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• African-American Civil Rights Movement
• Civil liberties in the United States
• Law
• Government
• Voting Rights Act
• Shelby County v. Holder
• United States Commission on Civil Rights
• Suffrage
• Voter registration
• Civil Rights Act

Who Votes? Congressional Elections and the American Electorate: 1978–2014 Population Characteristics By Thom File Issued July 2015 P20-577

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• Elections
• Politics
• Political philosophy
• Voting
• Government
• Electoral systems
• Voter turnout
• Politics of the United States
• Electronic voting
• Suffrage
• Elections in the United States
• Voter turnout in the United States presidential elections

The Irrational Electorate by Larry M. Bartels One of the best-selling political books of the 2008 election season has been Just How Stupid Are We? a report on “the truth about the American voter” by popular historian

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• Disfranchisement
• Suffrage
• Voter registration
• American Civil Liberties Union
• Felony disenfranchisement
• Maryland
• Democratic Party
• Politics
• Elections
• Government