Dead Political Parties
Vocab.
Vocab. two
Political Spectrum
Political Parties
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How many dead parties did we learn about

Nine

100

Public opinion 

the many different opinions held on a particular subject

100

Lobby

An interest group

100

What do liberals believe?

Liberals believe that the government should be actively involved in the promotion of social welfare of a nation’s citizens.

100

What is the definition of a political Party?

An organized group of people with common values and beliefs who try to get their candidates elected to political office

200

Who were the Dixiecrat

White democrat southerners against the civil rights movement.

200

mass media

forms of communication that transmit information to large numbers of people.

200

Lobbyist 

A person who is paid by a lobby or interest group to represent that group’s interests

200

What is a Moderate?

Moderates may share viewpoints with both liberals and conservatives.

200

What is the democratic symbol?

The Donkey

300

Who were the Federalists debating against?

The Anti-Federalists

300

Propaganda

Ideas that are spread to influence people

300

public-interest groups 

promote the interests of the general public rather than just one part of it.

300

What is a Conservative?

People who hold conservative ideals favor keeping things the way they are or maintaining the status quo if it is what they desire.

300

What is the Republican symbol?

The Elephant

400

What year was the progressive party created?

1912

400

Poll

One important way of measuring public opinion is to conduct a public opinion

400

Volunteers

individuals who work without pay to help others.

400

What is a Reactionary?

Sitting on the far right of the ideological spectrum, reactionaries want to go back to the way things were—the “good ol’ days.”

400

What were the first political parties?

Federalist and Anti-federalist

500

What dead party lasted the shortest?

Progressive party

500

interest groups

groups are organizations of people with a common interest.

500

political action committees 



a type of special-interest group, collect and distribute funds to candidates in local, state, and national elections. Contributions from special-interest groups are carefully monitored.

500

What is a Radical?

Seen as being on the far left of the political spectrum, radicals call for wide-sweeping rapid change in the basic structure of the political, social, or economic system.

500

What is a two party system?

A two party system is a system where two major political parties dominate voting in nearly all elections at every level of government.