Question

QUICKY MATCH THEM UP

_____ 1. candidate who received the backing of his home state
rather than that of the national party
_____ 2. more than half
_____ 3. largest single share
_____ 4. attempts to ruin an opponent’s reputation with insults
_____ 5. an overwhelming victory
_____ 6. a system in which non-elected officials carry out the
law
_____ 7. the practice of replacing government employees with
the winning candidate’s supporters
_____ 8. the system in which delegates from the states selected
the party’s presidential candidate
_____ 9. the idea that the states have many rights and powers
that are independent of the federal government
_____ 10. to move someone to another place to live
_____ 11. type of war tactics in which fighting forces make
surprise attacks and then retreat into hiding
_____ 12. an attempt to show presidential candidate William
Henry Harrison as a “man of the people”
A. relocate
B. states’ rights
C. guerrilla
D. plurality
E. bureaucracy
F. spoils system
G. landslide
H. favorite son
I. majority
J. log cabin campaign
K. mudslinging
L. nominating convention
If u can't do it then don't answer it

Answer 1

The student's matchup question involves pairing terminology related to U.S. political processes with their correct definitions. The terms 'Favorite son', 'Majority', 'Plurality', 'Mudslinging', 'Landslide', 'Bureaucracy', 'Spoils system', 'Nominating convention', 'States' rights', 'Relocate', 'Guerrilla', and 'Log cabin campaign' are all matched with their respective definitions based on the historical context of U.S. elections and political traditions.

Step-by-step explanation:

The terms provided in the question are primarily related to the political processes and elections in the United States. Matching them correctly involves understanding the context of U.S. history and the political system. Here are the answers to the provided matchup:

1. Favorite son - H. candidate who received the backing of his home state rather than that of the national party
2. Majority - I. more than half
3. Plurality - D. largest single share
4. Mudslinging - K. attempts to ruin an opponent's reputation with insults
5. Landslide - G. an overwhelming victory
6. Bureaucracy - E. a system in which non-elected officials carry out the law
7. Spoils system - F. the practice of replacing government employees with the winning candidate's supporters
8. Nominating convention - L. the system in which delegates from the states select the party's presidential candidate
9. States' rights - B. the idea that the states have many rights and powers that are independent of the federal government
10. Relocate - A. to move someone to another place to live
11. Guerrilla - C. type of war tactics in which fighting forces make surprise attacks and then retreat into hiding
12. Log cabin campaign - J. an attempt to show presidential candidate William Henry Harrison as a "man of the people"

Answer 2

(1+H) = candidate who received the backing of his home state

rather than that of the national party + favorite son

(2+I) = more than half + majority

(3+D) = largest single share + plurality

(4+K) = attempts to ruin an opponent’s reputation with insults + mudslinging

(5+G) = an overwhelming victory + landslide

(6+E) = a system in which non-elected officials carry out the

law + bureaucracy

(7+F) = the practice of replacing government employees with

the winning candidate’s supporters + spoils system

(8+L) = the system in which delegates from the states selected

the party’s presidential candidate + nominating convention

(9+B) = the idea that the states have many rights and powers

that are independent of the federal government + states’ rights

(10+A) = to move someone to another place to live + relocate

(11+C) = type of war tactics in which fighting forces make

surprise attacks and then retreat into hiding + guerrilla

(12+J) = an attempt to show presidential candidate William

Henry Harrison as a “man of the people” + log cabin campaign

Just a wee bit late but I hope it will be helpful :'P