Ramsey Jordan, a renowned scientist, decides to run for president. He knows that he lacks popular support and hence has a meeting with his campaign manager to discuss the strategies that can help him gain support. Jordan's campaign manager advises him to reach out to voters who are scientifically inclined by using a tailored message, highlighting his credentials in the field of science and also his vision. In this case, to reach out to specific voters, Jordan should engage in _____.
A) a moneybomb attack
B) microtargeting
C) a filibuster
D) lobbying
E) stumping
Question -2-To be elected as the president, a candidate needs a minimum of__________votes.
A) 350
B) 538
C) 435
D) 270
E) 100
Question -3-The Federal Election Campaign Act allowed corporations, labor unions, and special interest groups to _____ to raise money for candidates.
A) set up independent expenditure funds
B) conduct invisible primaries
C) set up political party caucuses
D) set up national political action committees
E) conduct closed primaries
Question -4-In the run-up to the 1828 elections, a new party known as _____ grew up around John Quincy Adams.
A) the Democratic Party
B) the Federalist Party
C) Jefferson's Republicans
D) the National Republicans
E) the Anti-Federalist Party
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