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1. How old do you need to be to legally vote in the United States?

A 18 B 15 C 16 D 21

2. What were the requirements to vote when the United States first became a country?

A You had to be 21 years old. B All of the above. C You had to be white. D You had to be a man.

3. True or False: It is not important that each citizen of age vote in a democratic election.

A TRUE B FALSE

4. What are the two main political parties in the United States today?

A Democrats and Republicans B Republicans and Whigs C Whigs and Tories D Nationalists and Democrats

5. What is the primary thing that is voted on in most elections in the United States?

A The income tax rate for the next year B Whether a Bill should become a Law C Supreme Court Judges D Elected Representatives

6. Which of the following statements best describes the right to vote?

A You should do it if you like stickers B Something only a few people should be allowed to do C A pain in the neck D A privilege and responsibility

7. True or False: Having more than one political party is a bad thing because it causes people to argue over issues.

A TRUE B FALSE

8. Which of the following are things that politicians will do to try and get elected?

A All of the above B Run ads on TV C Give speeches D Participate in debates

9. What is the group of people that determine who will be president called?

A The Presidential Voters B The Electoral College C The Executive Pollers D The Election Representatives

10. If one person does not receive a majority of votes from the Electoral College, what group decides who will be president?

A The House of Representatives B The Senate C The Democrats D The Supreme Court

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