Political Parties
Political Parties
Chapter 16 Vocab
History of Political Parties
3rd Parties
100

Define a political party.

Group of people who attempt to control government through elections to set the agenda.

100

Cooperation between members of different political parties.

Bipartisan 

100

Name the two leaders of the Democratic Republican Party.

Thomas Jefferson, James Madison

100

Who was a third-party candidate that dropped out about a month ago in the 2024 election? 

RFK 

200

A type of election where voters choose their party’s nominee, and only registered party members can vote.

Closed Primary

200

Give two beliefs of the Federalists.

Nat'l Bank, trade based economy, educated in Gov., loose interpretation of the Const.

200

What purposes do minority parties serve?

give voters another choice, critic and innovator

300

Republicans go after the Democratic President for family overseas business dealings

Watchdog

300

A party focused on a specific set of beliefs or ideology.

Ideological Party

300

What did George Washington advise about political parties.

Don't have them

300

Why would someone vote for a 3rd party? 

1. Want to vote, but just not for the two main candidates

2. Feel the other major parties are not meeting their needs.  

400

political parties select candidates and help them win elections

nominating

400

A local organization that uses patronage to maintain control over elections and politics.

Political Machines 

400

Name the two leaders of the Federalists.

John Adams , Alexander Hamilton

400

What third-party candidate had the most success? He won nearly 19% of the popular vote.  

Ros Pero 

500

The RNC creates commercials, pins, fliers for their candidate. What are they doing? 

Informing/Activating/advertising 

500

How many days are the DNC and RNC?

4 days. 

500

An election that determines who will hold office after the primary.

General Election 

500

Give two beliefs of the Democratic-Republicans

Small Gov, no Nat'l bank, common people in Gov, strict interpretation of Const., agriculture the backbone of the econ.  supported 

500

What are some obstacles 3rd party candidates face?  

1. Need a certain amount of signatures to get on the ballot. 

2. Money

3. Incredibly hard to win 

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