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1. What famous illustrator for the New Yorker popularized the donkey and elephant used to symbolize the Democratic and Republican parties Answer or Answer or Answer

Hints:

Republican Party
Democratic Party

2. Where was Bob Dole bornAnswer

Hint: Dole for President

3. What is the electoral collegeAnswer

Hint: KidsNet

4. Find an exhibit of the Clinton inaugurationAnswer

Hint: President's Residence

5. How old must you be to run for presidentAnswer

Hint: Be a Smart Voter

6. When was the League of Women Voters foundedAnswer

Hint: United States League of Women Voters

7. How much money can an individual give to a presidential candidateAnswer

Hint: Election 101

8. What is the Gallup PollAnswer

Hint: Gallup organization

9. After the inauguration ceremony, what would Clinton or Dole do on Day 1 as presidentAnswer

Hint: Popular National Newspaper Published Daily

10. Where was Bill Clinton bornAnswer

Hint: PoliticsNow

11. Instead of watching network news broadcasts, how do most young people spend their time Answer

Hint: Morning Edition, May 13, 1996 - National Public Radio

12. What is campaign-speakAnswer

Hint: MSN/NBC Decision '96

13. Who was Bill Clinton's and Bob Dole's favorite movie starClinton Answer and Dole Answer

Hint: U.S. News and World Report

14. Where do Bob Dole and Bill Clinton stand on educationAnswer

Hint: IGuide's Showdown

15. What document does the president swear to preserve, protect, and defend when taking the oath of officeAnswer

Hint: We the People ...

16. How do you register to vote in each stateAnswer

Hint: Choose or Lose

17. What is a straw pollAnswer

Hint: United States Information Agency Election '96 Political Process

18. Are the number of signatures required to place a candidate on the ballot the same in each stateAnswer

Hint: Governor Lowell P. Weicker , Jr. - Ballot Process

19. Who spoke these words in his inaugural address "And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you--ask what you can do for your country."Answer

Hint: Columbia University, Project Bartleby

20. What was the theme in the 1964 Lyndon Johnson "Daisy" campaign ad and where can you view a copy of itAnswer

Hint: All Politics

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