Electing a United States President

Presidential Election. Electing a President.

Key words include:

⭐ Delegate

⭐ Caucus

⭐ Open primary

⭐ Closed primary

⭐ Super PAC

⭐ Inauguration

This PowerPoint presentation examines:

► Announcing a plan to run for President

► Winning delegate support

► What is a caucus?

► What is an opened and closed primary election?

► Becoming the nominee of your party

► The national election

► The Electoral College vote

► Inauguration Day

Overarching Question for this PowerPoint presentation (Thinking Focus Question):

❔ How is the United States President elected?

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Here are other lessons in this unit you may be interested in:
Lesson 1: History of Political Parties (1776-1845)
Lesson 2: History of Political Parties (1845-1932)
Lesson 3: History of Political Parties (1932-2010)
Lesson 4: Electoral College v.s. Popular Vote
Lesson 5: Electing a President

UNIT: The American Electoral Process

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