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| Which subject | History |
| What age group | Year or Grade 7 |
| What topic | Electoral College |
| Question types | Open-ended |
| Number of questions | 30 |
| Number of answers | 4 |
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Test your knowledge of the Electoral College with the following questions. Provide complete answers to each question based on your understanding and research.
What is the primary purpose of the Electoral College in the United States?
How many total electors are there in the Electoral College?
What role do the states play in the Electoral College system?
In which election year did the Electoral College first come into use?
Describe the process through which electors are chosen in most states.
What happens if no presidential candidate receives a majority of the electoral votes?
How are the electoral votes allocated to each state?
Explain the concept of "winner-takes-all" in the context of the Electoral College.
What amendment to the U.S. Constitution established the Electoral College?
Can electors vote against the wishes of the voters in their state? Why or why not?
What is a significant criticism of the Electoral College system?
How does the Electoral College affect campaign strategies for presidential candidates?
Which two states do not use a "winner-takes-all" approach for their electoral votes?
How does the Electoral College impact the political representation of smaller states compared to larger states?
Explain how the Electoral College reflects federalism in the United States.
What is the minimum number of electoral votes a candidate must receive to win the presidency?
When are the electors officially chosen to cast their votes for president?
How often does the United States hold elections for president and vice president?
Describe what happens during the Electoral College meeting after the general election.
Why was the Electoral College established in the first place?
What is a "faithless elector"?
Which article of the U.S. Constitution establishes the Electoral College?
How do current presidential candidates typically engage with voters regarding the Electoral College?
In what year did a candidate win the presidency without winning the popular vote due to the Electoral College?
How do political parties influence the appointment of electors?
What role does public opinion play in the functioning of the Electoral College?
How has the Electoral College evolved since its inception?
What is the significance of the "Electoral College vote" in the context of presidential elections?
Discuss the implications of the Electoral College on minority group representation.
Why do some people advocate for its abolition or reform?
Make sure to provide thorough answers that reflect your understanding of the Electoral College and its implications in U.S. history!