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$200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 Political Parties and Ideologies The Two Party System Minor Parties Party Organization Voter and Voter Behavior

a group of persons, joined together on the basis of common principles, who seek to control government in order to affect certain policies and programs.

What is a Political Party

The Major Parties

What are the Democratic and Republican Parties

Give three of the 5 responsibilities of a Political Party.

What are: Nominate Candidates Informing and Activating Supporters Act as a “Bonding Agent” Governing Act as a Watchdog

The current Party in Power in California

Who are the Democrats

Often times a candidate will not vote for what they believe, and vote for the party line. This is referred to as what?

What is Partisanship

The American Government has a [blank] party system

What is Two Party System

The term used when a Republican and Democrat work together

What is Bi- Partisanship

The term used when a candidate wins an election without gaining the majority of the votes.

What is a Plurality

The name of a district that has a “winner take all” election.

What is a Single-Member District

The term used to explain the party system in England’s Parliament.

What is Multi-Party System

Libertarian Socialist Communist

What are Ideological Parties

Know-nothings Right to Life Prohibition

What are Single-Issue Parties

Tea Party Greenback Populist

What are Economic Protest Parties

Bull-Moose Dixiecrats

What are Splinter Parties

Name 5 of the 8 minor parties presented in this class.

What are: Constitution Party / Green Party / Libertarian Party / Light Party Peace and Freedom Party Prohibition Party / Communist Party Modern Whig Party

Give the terms for 1)a unit which cities are often divided for election 2)The smallest unit of election administration

What are Precinct & Ward

This group meets during the summer prior to the President Election to pick the Party’s Candidates

What is the National Convention

The title of the party’s head fundraiser and committee leader.

What is the National Chairperson

Give two of the three components of “the Party.”

What are the: Party Organization Party in the Electorate Party in Government.

What are 3 of the 5 primary factors for the weakening of the Political Parties

What are: A drop in willingness to identify as DNC/GOP Rise of Independent voters Split Ticket voting Changes in parties (direct primary/campaign finance) TV and Internet campaigns Single Issue organizations

The First Stage of American Suffrage

What are the Religious Test Property Ownership Tax Payment

The Second Stage of American Suffrage

What is the 15 th Amendment Race or Color

The Third Stage of American Suffrage

What is the 19 th Amendment Gender

The Fourth Stage of American Suffrage (Give three)

What are the Civil Rights Acts, Voter Rights Act, Racial equality, 23 rd Amendment (D.C.) 24 th Amendment (poll tax)

The Fifth Stage of American Suffrage

What is the 26 th Amendment 18 years old