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| campaigns for social change. |
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| every US citizen should get equal opportunity though hard work, determination, and initiative. |
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| a withdrawal as a form of punishment or protest. |
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| a tool for empowering individuals by giving them motivation. |
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| awareness of one's place in a system of social class. |
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| holding onto traditional attitudes and values and cautions about change or innovation. |
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| Conventional Political Participation |
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| uncommon behavior that challenges or defies the government channels and culture. |
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| the government will respond to one's demands. |
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| discrepancies in opportunities, status, attitude, etc. between men and woman. |
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| one can understand politics and therefore can participate in politics. |
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| open to new behaviors or opinions and willing to discard traditional values. |
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| person who believes in the doctrine of free will. |
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| a small amount allowed for miscalculations. |
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| an election held 2 years after a president is elected. |
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| reverse the decline of registering voters by allowing people to register at motor vehicle departments. |
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| attitudes, beliefs, and sentiments give order and meaning to political processes and provide underlying assumptions and rules that govern behavior in a political system. |
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| faith and trust in a government. |
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| set of ideas, principles etc. that explains how society should work. |
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| norms of accepted behavior and transmitted from one generation to the next. |
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| process of voting in an election. |
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| members of a political party that want to represent the interests if the ordinary people. |
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| voter's evaluation of a candidate based on what he/she pledges to do if elected. |
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| removal of an incumbent from office by popular vote. |
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| Procedure towards the state legislature submits proposed legislature to states voters for approval. |
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| voter's evaluation of the performance of the party in power. |
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| Unconventional Political Participation |
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| Voter Eligible Population (VEP) |
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| Voting-Age Population (VAP) |
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| the United States government cannot deny a citizen the right to vote based off of race, color, previous condition of slavery. |
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| prohibits any United States citizen from being denied the right to vote on the basis of sex. |
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| grants presidential voting rights to citizens of the District of Columbia and representation for D.C. in the Electoral College. |
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| prohibits both Congress and the states from conditioning the right to vote in federal elections on payment of a poll tax or other types of tax. |
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| specifies what must happen when the position of president or vice president is left vacant for any reason. |
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