Five functions of parties
Parties and Ideology
Canada's Major Political Parties
The Party System
100

Parties consider and stay attentive to diverse public opinion. 

What is interest aggregation 

100

A reasonable commitment to political ideals, generally related to regime principles

What is high partisanship
100

The two parties that have formed national government

What are the Liberals and the Conservatives 
100

Several political parties operating in a system

What is a Multi-party system

200

The effect that individual rather than party voting would create for small regions

What is underrepresented, due to coalitions between the majority population provinces

200

Practical political discourse, where the actions are focused on electoral success

What is low partisanship
200
The founder of the Conservative party

Who is John A. Macdonald

200

A party who focuses on having mass support, are run by professionals who have a focus on winning the election

What is an electoralist party/brokerage party

300

Parties form this through aggregating interests and collaborating at party conventions and large gatherings

What is public policy

300

When forming policy, parties need to ensure that their programs have both a connection to ____ and also that it solves concrete problems by being ____

What is the ideal and practical

300

The Liberal party grounds their identity in this document (hint: since the 1980's)

What is the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

300

Parties emerging from discontentment about those in power, and votes for these parties are used to demonstrate this 

What are protest parties

400
The main ideological division in parties currently 

What is socio-economic

400

First name for the NDP when it originated in the prairies

What is the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF)

400

The type of party that single member plurality supports due the system of electoral districts 

What are regionally specific parties