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| A system of government in which power is shared between the central and federal government |
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| When voters in a state vote for who they want the Democratic or Republican candidate to be |
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| When voters gather together to vote at one time |
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| An organization in which the members share common political views |
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| To avoid wasteful or destructive use of resources |
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| Free and easy about how things go |
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| The principles of a political party |
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| A principle contained in the platform of a political party |
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| Regulated contributions to the candidates |
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| Monet donated to political parties |
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| Small donations combined and delivered to campaigns by an individual or a group |
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| Decisions that governments make about issues |
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| The three categories of public policy |
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| How you draw the sample of people for your study from a population |
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| The populations size and the sample size |
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| Where a voter can vote for a candidate in either party |
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| A voter can only vote for a candidate in the party they are registered for |
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