Political Science  Political Science Class

Part I: ID’s (Answer 4 ID Questions only, 5 points each, 20 points total)Instructions: Identify AND Explain the significance of 4 of the following 6 terms, concepts, orcases.  The “identification” should take the form of a definition and/or explanation of the term,concept, or case.  The “significance” can take the form of its significance to Americangovernment, an example, or an application to current events.Word Limit: 100 words max (about 5 sentences max) for Each of the 4 ID Questions chosen1. Signing StatementsAnswer Here:2. GerrymanderingAnswer Here:3. U.S. v. Curtiss-WrightAnswer Here:4. Civic skillsAnswer Here:5. Speaker of the HouseAnswer Here:6. Engagement (political engagement in the context of political participation)Answer Here:Part II: Short Answer Question – Congress and the President (20 points total)Word Limit: 400-500 words max for Questions 1 and 2 combined (about 1 page max singlespaced)Instructions: Answer Both Questions 1 and 2Fact Pattern: President Smith has declared war on England.  The President claims that Englandmight attack the United States, but he provides no evidence to support his claim.  The Presidentsends troops to invade England without consulting Congress first.  Upon hearing of thePresident’s invasion a week later, members of Congress are furious.Hint: There may be multiple arguments that the President can make in Question 1 and thatCongress can make in Question 2 below.  List and explain as many arguments as you think arerelevant (not just one).  Also, include important facts from the fact pattern above in your answersto support your arguments.1. What are the President’s strongest arguments that he has the power to invade England withoutgetting authorization from Congress first?Answer Here:2. What are Congress’s strongest arguments that the President acted improperly?Answer Here:Part III: Short Answer Question – Public Opinion  (20 points total)Word Limit: 400-500 words max for Political Cue 1 and Political Cue 2 combined (about 1page max single spaced)Fact Pattern: It is September 7, 2020, two months before the 2020 presidential election, andJenny Anderson is a voter in Ohio.  She is deciding on whether to support President Trump, theRepublican candidate, or Vice President Joe Biden, the Democratic candidate, in the election.She is not an ideologue and she does not have high political knowledge.  Her parents areRepublicans and growing up, they regularly discussed politics at the dinner table.  However, inthe 2016 election, she registered as a Democrat and regularly watches MSNBC, a more liberalnews network.  However, she is currently an independent swing voter who voted for HillaryClinton in 2016 but for Mitt Romney in 2012.  She also reads the New York Times daily and onthe morning of September 7th, she read an article that said: “Although the unemployment ratehas been at historic lows throughout President Trump’s first three years in office, theunemployment rate skyrocketed from 4.4% to 14.7% this past month due to the Coronaviruspandemic.  This is the highest unemployment rate since the Great Depression and there are nosigns of an improving economy in the near future.”Explain TWO political cues that Jenny can use in deciding which candidate to support in the2020 presidential election.  Hint: Your answers should not only include the political scienceconcepts requested below, but also should include the relevant facts from the fact pattern aboveto support your answers.Instructions: Answer All 3 Questions for BOTH Political Cue 1 AND Political Cue 2In explaining the political cues, provide the following information:Political Cue 1:1. Define the political cue.Answer Here:2. Explain how the political cue generally contributes to a person’s opinion formation.Answer Here:3. Explain what facts about that political cue from the fact pattern above would make it morelikely for Jenny to support either President Trump or Vice President Biden in the election.Answer Here:Political Cue 2:1. Define the political cue.Answer Here:2. Explain how the political cue generally contributes to a person’s opinion formation.Answer Here:3. Explain what facts about that political cue from the fact pattern above would make it morelikely for Jenny to support either President Trump or Vice President Biden in the election.Answer Here:

 

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