What do you know about the American general elections? What is a primary? How many presidents preceded Donald Trump? What is the legal voting age in the United States?
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Question 1 of 151. Question1 Point
How often are American presidential elections held?
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Question 2 of 152. Question3 Points
Which are the THREE qualifications set for holding the presidency? To serve as president,
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Question 3 of 153. Question2 Points
In the USA two political parties have won every presidential election since 1852.
What are these TWO political parties called?
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Question 4 of 154. Question1 Point
The first American president was
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Question 5 of 155. Question1 Point
The office of President of the United States was established in 1789.
Joe Biden is the
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Question 6 of 156. Question1 Point
I. The maximum number of terms an elected American president can serve is three.
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Question 7 of 157. Question2 Points
Both the Republican and Democratic party have their own symbols.
Match the political party to the correct symbol.
- Republican Party
- Democratic Party
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Question 8 of 158. Question4 Points
During the American elections you hear terms you don’t hear every day. Do you know which is which?
Match the word with the correct description.- caucus / primary
- convention
- ballot
- inauguration
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A system of state-level elections in which presidential candidates are chosen.
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The meeting where the presidential nominee and his/her running mate are officially nominated.
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A system of secret voting.
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The ceremony that marks the start of the new president's term of office.
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Question 9 of 159. Question4 Points
Drag and drop the last four American president in chronological order (start with the incumbent / present one).
The answers may be in the correct order already. However, not changing the order, will render the notification “You must answer this question”. What to do? Switch two answers back and forth and everything will be well.
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Barack Obama
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Donald Trump
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Joe Biden
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George W. Bush
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Question 10 of 1510. Question1 Point
I You must be at least 21 years old to vote in the United States.
II To vote in the Unites States, you must be registered to vote.CorrectIncorrect -
Question 11 of 1511. Question1 Point
American citizens living abroad or service members stationed overseas, can vote in US elections.
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Question 12 of 1512. Question1 Point
The general elections are held on
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Question 13 of 1513. Question4 Points
The American election process can be divided into 4 steps.
Drag and drop these four steps in chronological order (start with the first step and end with the last).The answers may be in the correct order already. However, not changing the order, will render the notification “You must answer this question”. What to do? Switch two answers back and forth and everything will be well.
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a series of presidential primary elections and caucuses held in each state
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the new president is sworn in on inauguration day
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the presidential nominating conventions
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Election Day, on the first Tuesday (after the first Monday) in November
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Question 14 of 1514. Question2 Points
In the USA the president and vice president are indirectly elected. American voters elect the Electoral College, whose electors then elect the president. An absolute majority of at least 270 electoral votes is required to become the president. However, the Electoral College vote may not agree with the popular vote.
For example, more Americans voted for Hillary Clinton than for Trump in 2016, but Trump became president because he received the majority in the Electoral College.
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Fill in the missing words in the sentence below:
This voting system is called First Past the or the takes all.
The video below explains how this system of indirect election works.
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Question 15 of 1515. Question1 Point
If an American president dies, resigns or is removed from office, the vice president will succeed him/her.
Who is the present or incumbent vice president?CorrectIncorrect
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