'Primary elections' presentation slideshows

Progressive Era 1890-1920

Chapter 31: Progressivism and the Republican Roosevelt (1901-1912). Progressive Era 1890-1920. DVDs. Freedom: A History of US Disc 3 Yearning to Breathe Free The Presidents Disc 2 McKinley to Wilson. The Presidents. William McKinley 1897-1901 Theodore Roosevelt 1901-1909

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CH 8: Elections and Campaigns

CH 8: Elections and Campaigns. Ms. Bittman’s AP Government. People who Run for Office. Presidential Campaigns. Need to raise lots of money to tour nation. Funds to start up organization, plan for primary, win nomination. Need funds to compete in general election. . Why do they run?.

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The Presidency

The Presidency. Overview. Qualifications & Demographics Presidential Roles Organization of the Executive Branch Presidential Power. Qualifications. Article II, Section 1: Natural Born Citizen 35 years old 14 year resident of U.S. Presidential Roles. Chief Executive

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Campaigns and Elections. Nominating Candidates Election Campaigns Money and Politics Electing the Candidates Campaign Finance Reform. Voting in Democracies. Legitimizes the institutions Safety valve for discontent Holds leaders accountable Protects against abuse

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The Progressive Reformers

The Progressive Reformers. Who Were They? Educational Reform Reform of the Environment The Muckrakers City and State Reform Political Reform. Industrialization. City Problems. Three Progressive Goals. Three Progressive Goals. End Abuse of Power. Three Progressive Goals.

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Winning the Presidency

Winning the Presidency. Stage 1: Winning the Nomination. When should I start campaigning? Why?. Soon after the previous presidential election to raise the money and assemble an organization as soon as possible. . Can I get money from the government during this stage?.

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The Electoral Process Chapter 7

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US Politics

US Politics. The Presidency. Overview. Powers of the President Organization of the Presidency Electing the President Removal and Succession. Powers of the President. Formal Powers. Appointment. Treaties and Foreign Policy. Veto/Sign Legislation. Powers of the President.

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POL S 202: Intro to American Politics

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Conflict

Conflict. Define and differentiate between different types of conflict. Analyze causes of conflict. Explain how a conflict can escalate or de-escalate. Objectives. Warm Up. What is CONFLICT? Struggle between incompatible persons, ideas, or interests.

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Chapter 10 section 2 ELECTION CAMPAIGNS

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ELECTIONS & VOTING

Political Science Chapter 17. ELECTIONS & VOTING. ELECTION CAMPAIGNS. ELECTING THE PRESIDENT Candidates begin organizing their campaigns many month before an election Primary elections in the Spring help narrow the field of candidates

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Taft & Wilson

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Some Terms to Know

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The Last Word: Assignment 7 due tomorrow

Consider : Could American elections be organized any differently?.

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MO Constitution

MO Constitution. Governor. Our current governor is Jay Nixon (Democrat) The capital of the state of Missouri is Jefferson City Missouri became a state in 1821. Missouri Constitution. Missouri created a new state constitution in 1945. One that we still use today.

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Examining Election Types

Examining Election Types . Primary Elections vs. General Elections Types of Nominating Elections Open Closed Semi - Closed Top Two Presidential Caucuses Initiative, Referendum and Recall. Primary & General Election System. Types of Nominating Elections. Open Closed Semi -Closed

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Elections and Voting

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Competitive Party Systems

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