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About: This bingo card is perfect for anyone diving into the world of politics or economics, such as students, debate teams, or civic engagement events. With a focus on key concepts from policy and polling to economic systems and social issues, it’s a fun way to reinforce learning and spark thoughtful conversation about how our government and economy work.
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This AP Gov Unit 4 Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: ACA/Obamacare, Benchmark poll, Bias, CPI, Command-and-control economy, Conservatism, Consumer price index (CPI), Economic recession, Entrance survey, Exit poll, FOIA, Federal Reserve System, Fiscal policy, Focus group, GDP, Gender gap, Generational effect, Globalization, Gross domestic product (GDP), Horse race, Ideology, Individualism, Inflation, Inflation, Keynesianism, Laissez-faire economy, Free enterprise, Liberalism, Libertarianism, Mass survey, Means testy, Medicaid, Medicare, Mixed economy, Monetary policy, Order vs liberty, Outsourcing , Partisanship, Party identification, Party ideology, Political culture, Political ideology, Political socialization, Privilege, Question order, Question wording, Race to the bottom, Random digit dialing, Random selection, Representative sample, Right, Rule of law, Sample, Sampling error, School choice, Scientific poll, Social security, Supply-side/trickle down economics, Tracking poll, Unemployment rate, Unemployment rate, Weighting.
This AP Gov Unit 4 Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: ACA/Obamacare, Benchmark poll, Bias, CPI, Command-and-control economy, Conservatism, Consumer price index (CPI), Economic recession, Entrance survey, Exit poll, FOIA, Federal Reserve System, Fiscal policy, Focus group, GDP, Gender gap, Generational effect, Globalization, Gross domestic product (GDP), Horse race, Ideology, Individualism, Inflation, Inflation, Keynesianism, Laissez-faire economy, Free enterprise, Liberalism, Libertarianism, Mass survey, Means testy, Medicaid, Medicare, Mixed economy, Monetary policy, Order vs liberty, Outsourcing , Partisanship, Party identification, Party ideology, Political culture, Political ideology, Political socialization, Privilege, Question order, Question wording, Race to the bottom, Random digit dialing, Random selection, Representative sample, Right, Rule of law, Sample, Sampling error, School choice, Scientific poll, Social security, Supply-side/trickle down economics, Tracking poll, Unemployment rate, Unemployment rate, Weighting.