1. How does the modern election process differ from the way in which citizens participated in Ancient Athens?
2. What role does the national government play in protecting the suffrage rights of citizens?
3. What are the most common requirements to vote in the United States?
4. What specific qualifications must you meet if you wish to register to vote in Texas?
5. If you were considering running for elected office, what methods would you use to gain public interest in your campaign? Which method would you place most of your effort into? Why?
6. What is the difference between a primary and a caucus? Which of these two is more representative of direct democracy where individuals directly participate In the decision process?
7. How do the two phases of campaigning differ from each other? What particular steps or activities are usually involved in each?
8. What is the difference between a general election and a primary?
9. What is the difference between plurality elections and majority elections? Give an example.
10. How does the presidential election system differ from other elections at the state or national level?

Whoever gets these right gets marked brainlest frods and wrong anwsers will get reported and emaild to for doing this just for points! history and geography 600 – unit 6: eastern europe quiz 3: modern history 1.in communism, no one owns any private property. truefalse 2.communism ended in eastern europe because would no longer support it with military force. germany great britain the soviet union the united states 3.the soviet union was ruled by the secretary general and a committee of fifteen men called the kievs politburo villeins bolsheviks 4.one way to begin the communist revolution was to create among the workers. poverty dissension 5.the first world power to embrace communism was rassia germani china 6.the capital of east germany was: brussels east berlin bonn warsaw 7.one balkan country is: romania russia poland germany 8.in the balkan countries, the romans built: roads churches public baths stores 9.the soviet leader whose reforms led to the end of communism in russia and eastern europe was: joseph stalin lech walesa mikhail gorbachev nikita khrushchev 10.communist leaders came to power without the backing of the soviet union in: poland east germany yugoslavia hungary 11.stalin was: kind benevolent cruel live 12.the former name of the russian communists was: . romanovs bolsheviks vladimirs kievs 13.khrushchev improved living conditions for the russian people by: reducing the secret police reading the bible letting people own property having free elections you to all the people that have the right anwser