Political Parties. What is a political party? A group of people who share the same beliefs about government.

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Political Parties

What is a political party? A group of people who share the same beliefs about government.

A Two-Party System Democrats: Liberal Party Support the working class / create jobs Support large government Support Civil Rights Protect the environment Labor Unions Support health care plans for all citizens Republicans: Conservative Party Support the business / industry = jobs Support Smaller government Loosen environmental protection Government should not interfere with health care Morals / Values

Roles of Political Parties 1. Nominate Candidates – spread the parties message. 2. Influence Policy 3. Unite Government – (connect people) 4. Create Balance 5. Inform Citizens – help get their candidate elected.

Notable Democrats

Notable Republicans

Types of Taxes Income Tax – tax on people’s earnings (federal and state) Property Tax – tax on peoples property (local) – supports public schools Licenses Tax – tax on fishing and hunting licenses (state)