Political Parties
Political Parties
History of Political Parties
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

Define Constituents.

Those who are represented.

100

Name the two leaders of the Federalists.

John Adams , Alexander Hamilton

100

Name the two leaders of the Democratic Republican Party.

Thomas Jefferson, James Madison

100

List the 4 types of 3rd parties.

Ideological, Economic Protest, Single-Issue, Splinter

200

List the roles of Political parties.

Nomination, Informing& Activating, Bonding & Approving, Governing, Watch Dog

200

Electorate

voters

200

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 

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

The party searches for skeletons in the closet for their candidate

Vetting/approval

300

Who lost the election of 1796? 

Thomas Jefferson

300

What did George Washington advise about political parties.

Don't have them

300

RFK Jr.

Splinter Party

400

The newly elected democrats push for gun-control in Congress

governing

400

political parties select candidates and help them win elections

nominating

400

Name the 4 Major Eras of Politics.

Era of Dems, Era of Rep, Return of Dems, Divided Gov.

400

The Northeastern US in 1796 was mostly this party..

Federalist

400

The “Equity” party works for an end to affirmative action programs.

Single-Issue Party

500

The RNC creates commercials, pins, fliers for their candidate

Informing/Activating

500

Why is the Donkey the symbol of the Democrats?

Andrew Jackson was called a Jack #ss and the name stuck with the party

500

Watergate?

Republican president R. Nixon ok'd the break in of the DNC headquarters for political info.

500

Georgia tobacco growers would have voted for this pary.

Democratic-Republicans

500

The “Socialist Justice” party calls for a complete overhaul of the American political, economic, and legal systems.

Ideological Party

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