OLL at IU - Voting Rights: Test Your Knowledge
Test you knowledge from OLL Lesson Voting Rights
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Topics of this game:
- What is the electoral college?
- What is the ceremony to mark the commencement of a new 4-year term of the President?
- What day is Inauguration Day?
- What is a vote?
- What is a right?
- What is a privilege?
- Who is someone elected by others to speak, act, or vote for them?
- Why do we vote?
- Who is excluded from voting currently?
- Who could vote before the Civil War?
- What amendment allowed people to vote regardless of race, color, or servitude?
- What law allowed people to vote regardless of gender?
- What law gives people the right to vote regardless of wealth?
- What law allows people to vote regardless of literacy?
- What law gives people the right to vote at 18 years old?
- When is Election Day?
- When do candidates announce their intentions to run?
- When do nomination debates take place?
- When do states and parties hold primaries and caucuses?
- When do parties hold nominating conventions to choose their candidates?
- When do candidates participate in presidential debates?
- (1) When do electors cast their votes in the electoral college and (2) when does Congress count those electoral votes?
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