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- 1. Multiple Choice
Where does the money candidates receive come from?
individuals
political parties
PACs
corporations
- 2. Multiple Choice
Where does the money the parties receive come from?
individuals
fundraisers
PACs
corporations
- 3. Multiple Choice
Where does the money PACs receive come from?
individuals
political parties
corporations
unions
- 4. Multiple Choice
PACs are organizations created with a political goal. Their donations to candidates are limited.
True.
False.
- 5. Multiple Choice
Who can produce ads in collaboration with the candidates?
political parties
Super PACs
- 6. Multiple Choice
Corporations can produce with a political objective ads as long as they are not working in direct collaboration with any candidates.
True.
False.
- 7. Multiple Choice
Corporations and unions have to disclose their donations to Super PACs, i.e. they cannot remain anonymous.
True.
False.
- 8. Multiple Choice
If a corporation makes a political ad, this corporation has to disclose its identity.
True.
False.
- 9. Multiple Choice
Nonprofit organizations can make political ads, even if they are not registered as a political organization.
True.
False.
- 10. Multiple Choice
Donations to nonprofit organizations can be anonymous. What is a dangerous potential consequence of that?
Nonprofits may not have enough money to make ads that are as good as a large corporation's ads.
A corporation may anonymously donate to a nonprofit, and then indirectly contribute to a campaign in favor or against a candidate.
- 11. Multiple Choice
It is sometimes difficult to identify who exactly is behind some political ads.
True.
False.
- 12. Multiple Choice
Candidates tend to spend very little on campaigns, to try to avoid the influence of powerful, wealthy donors.
True.
False.
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