History
Political Parties
Elections & Campaigns
Terms
100

The Democratic party we know today formed in this year

1824

100

The person with the most votes will always win, this illustrates our ...

Winner-take-all System

100

This modern method of outreach is still heavily used in campaigns, with over $10 billion spent on it during the 2024 election cycle

Television Advertising

100

These short, catchy phrases are repeated throughout a campaign to create message recognition.

Slogan

200

The Great Depression caused a party realignment in this year

1932


200

This political party was formed primarily to oppose the expansion of slavery

Republicans

200

High Visibility, Publicity, Greater name recognition, and the scare-off factor are all examples of this

Advantages of Incumbents

200

The person currently holding office 

Incumbent

300

The Whig party disbanded in this year

1954

300

This movement within the Republican party tends to be anti-government and believes in a strong military and effective immigration law (Began 2009)

Tea Party

300

These are examples (5) of types of elections

1. Primaries

2. General Elections

3. Ballot Measures

4. Recall Elections

5. Presidential Elections

300

Political parties adjusting over time by voters for varying reasons making the majority party become the minority party (the pendulum)

Party Realignment
400

This group formed when Republicans in Congress punished the Southern States for the Civil War, which brought about hatred among Southern whites for the Republican Party (until about the 1960s)

Solid South

400

Raising money to contribute to candidates, Organizing elections in this country, solidifying support for their candidate to encourage voting are examples of this 

Functions/ Activities of Political Parties

400

The first Presidential debates were held between these two candidates in 1960

John F. Kennedy & Richard Nixon

400

The people who attend national conventions hosted by political parties every four years

Delegates

500

This Political Party dominated the Presidency from 1860 until 1932 (Only four of the elections were in favor of the opposing party)

Republican

500

White college educated women , Millenial women, Hispanic Catholics, Religiously unaffiliated, Urban Northeasterner, Black Women all tend to lean towards this party

Democrat

500

Candidates must first win this before appearing on the general election ballot for their party

Party Nomination

500

bONUS QUESTION: Tell me about a term you can remember or something we haven't discussed yet!

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