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1 Graphic organizers Unit 3

2 The 3 Faces of the Party please list and briefly describe

3 Party platforms Democrats Republicans Taxes Govt. entitlement Programs
Religion Gay rights Abortion rights Natl. defense/diplomacy Minimum wage Government regulation Business/Industry Immigration Healthcare Environment Republicans

4 Party Eras

5 Political Parties in the U.S. have become weaker over time because…
_____________ EFFECT ___________________

6 CAMPAIGN FINANCE REGULATION
LAW/COURT CASE Federal Election Campaign Act FECA (1971) FECA Amendment (1974) Buckley v Valeo (1976) FECA Amendment (1976) Bipartisan Campaign Finance Reform (2002) Citizens United v Federal Elections Commission (2010) NEW RULES RESULTING

7 Campaign contributions….where do they come from???
Describe how each contributes…… Private and Public sources- Small contributors Wealthy individuals Candidates themselves Nonparty groups- PACs Temporary organizations Fund-raisers Public funds*

8 Types of Contributions
HARD MONEY SOFT MONEY 527s

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