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Apathy-lack of interest example-not paying no mind

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Apathy-lack of interest example-not paying no mind

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Incumbent- necessary for as a dutyexample- person who is president

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Incumbent- necessary for as a dutyexample- person who is president

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National Convention Electoral College- process to get popular vote for presidentexample-voting for president

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National Convention Electoral College- process to get popular vote for presidentexample-voting for president

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Primary Election-appoint delegates to a party conference example- California votes for favorite candidate 

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Primary Election-appoint delegates to a party conference example- California votes for favorite candidate 

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Recall Election-remove an elected official from office through a direct voteexample- a lot of people vote to get Hillary removed and it passed

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Recall Election-remove an elected official from office through a direct voteexample- a lot of people vote to get Hillary removed and it passed

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Split Ticket Voting-votes for candidates from different political parties when multiple officesexample-voting for both a democrat or republican 

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Split Ticket Voting-votes for candidates from different political parties when multiple officesexample-voting for both a democrat or republican 

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Straight Ticket Voting-candidates from the same political party for every office up for electionexample-only voting for a democrat party or republican

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Straight Ticket Voting-candidates from the same political party for every office up for electionexample-only voting for a democrat party or republican

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Multi Party System-multiple party run for electionexample- Brazil, south Korea

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Multi Party System-multiple party run for electionexample- Brazil, south Korea

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Two Party System-two major parties dominate the governmentexample-the united states

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Two Party System-two major parties dominate the governmentexample-the united states

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One Party System-no chance in overruling, one single person in chargeexample- old soviet union

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One Party System-no chance in overruling, one single person in chargeexample- old soviet union

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Platform-seeking to do somethingexample- lower taxes

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Platform-seeking to do somethingexample- lower taxes

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Plank-person who believes in a traditional systemexample-supporting people  on your side

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Plank-person who believes in a traditional systemexample-supporting people  on your side

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Conservative-averse to changeexample-when you grow old you become more conservative 

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Conservative-averse to changeexample-when you grow old you become more conservative 

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Liberal-open to new thingsexample-covering a large topic 

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Liberal-open to new thingsexample-covering a large topic 

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Political Party-democrat or republican example-when we vote for presidents one is a democrat and one is a republican

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Political Party-democrat or republican example-when we vote for presidents one is a democrat and one is a republican

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Majority- the greater numberexample- 8 out of ten voted for Sam and that was the majority

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Majority- the greater numberexample- 8 out of ten voted for Sam and that was the majority

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Plurality-number of votes a candidate got but wasn't the majorityexample-winter got 330 votes but Tod got 400

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Plurality-number of votes a candidate got but wasn't the majorityexample-winter got 330 votes but Tod got 400

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Tolerance-  learning to deal with everythingexample- the customer was rude and i tried talking to her as a manager but she was non complaint so i asked her to take her businesses elsewhere 

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Tolerance-  learning to deal with everythingexample- the customer was rude and i tried talking to her as a manager but she was non complaint so i asked her to take her businesses elsewhere 

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Diversity-putting up with different things example: Susan is skinny and Larry is big and we always work with both .

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Diversity-putting up with different things example: Susan is skinny and Larry is big and we always work with both .