PLS 200 FINAL Question and answers
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Individuals whose highest level of education is a college degree are more
likely to support the Republican Party. - correct answer ✔True
Individuals who live in the suburbs are more likely to support the Republican
Party - correct answer ✔True
Women are more likely to support the Republican Party. - correct answer
✔False
Labor unions are more likely to support the Republican Party - correct answer
✔False
Catholics have historically been more likely to support the Republican Party. -
correct answer ✔False
Political party systems vary by the number of significant parties and their
relationship to each other. - correct answer ✔True
Most political parties in democracies outside the US have organizational
structures similar to those of the Conservative Party in the UK. - correct
answer ✔True
Mexico under the PRI in the 20th century is a good example of a one-party
system. - correct answer ✔False
, One purpose of political parties is to make it easier for voters to figure out how
to vote on issues. - correct answer ✔True
Dictatorships that have political parties and allow elections tend to collapse
sooner than those that don't. - correct answer ✔False
A majority of Americans don't see much difference between the two parties. -
correct answer ✔False
In the 2016 elections, "hostile sexism" was a strong predictor of support for
Trump, but didn't influence the House races. - correct answer ✔True
Third parties can have a large influence on electoral outcomes for other
parties. - correct answer ✔True
Individuals who have less than a college education are now more likely to tilt
Democratic. - correct answer ✔False
In the last 80 years or so, most Americans have typically been Republican. -
correct answer ✔False
Undecided voters are typically individuals who are weighing both candidates
but are unsure of who to support. - correct answer ✔False
Millennials are increasingly supporting independents. - correct answer ✔True
Between 2004 and 2015, the average share of the vote going to traditional
mainstream parties in Europe decreased by 5 percent. - correct answer
✔False
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Individuals whose highest level of education is a college degree are more
likely to support the Republican Party. - correct answer ✔True
Individuals who live in the suburbs are more likely to support the Republican
Party - correct answer ✔True
Women are more likely to support the Republican Party. - correct answer
✔False
Labor unions are more likely to support the Republican Party - correct answer
✔False
Catholics have historically been more likely to support the Republican Party. -
correct answer ✔False
Political party systems vary by the number of significant parties and their
relationship to each other. - correct answer ✔True
Most political parties in democracies outside the US have organizational
structures similar to those of the Conservative Party in the UK. - correct
answer ✔True
Mexico under the PRI in the 20th century is a good example of a one-party
system. - correct answer ✔False
, One purpose of political parties is to make it easier for voters to figure out how
to vote on issues. - correct answer ✔True
Dictatorships that have political parties and allow elections tend to collapse
sooner than those that don't. - correct answer ✔False
A majority of Americans don't see much difference between the two parties. -
correct answer ✔False
In the 2016 elections, "hostile sexism" was a strong predictor of support for
Trump, but didn't influence the House races. - correct answer ✔True
Third parties can have a large influence on electoral outcomes for other
parties. - correct answer ✔True
Individuals who have less than a college education are now more likely to tilt
Democratic. - correct answer ✔False
In the last 80 years or so, most Americans have typically been Republican. -
correct answer ✔False
Undecided voters are typically individuals who are weighing both candidates
but are unsure of who to support. - correct answer ✔False
Millennials are increasingly supporting independents. - correct answer ✔True
Between 2004 and 2015, the average share of the vote going to traditional
mainstream parties in Europe decreased by 5 percent. - correct answer
✔False
