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Political Parties and Elections

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    Political Parties and elections
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  • ________ is considered the father of the modern day Democratic Party because his creation of government sponsored social welfare programs, including Social Security.
    FDR
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  • The major function of political parties in America is:
    Nominating candidates for public office and presenting them to voters.
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  • What are the two sides of the political spectrum?
    Liberal and conservative
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  • Which of following parties is the MOST liberal:
    Democratic
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  • When someone of a 3rd party pulls decisive votes away from one of the major party candidates it is known as:
    Spoiler
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  • The summation of all people in society’s views is also known as:
    Public Opinion
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  • When one major party is not in power, it can act as the _____ on the other party.
    Watchdog
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  • When Theodore Roosevelt broke from the Republican Party to create the Bull Moose Party, he created a -
    Splinter Party
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  • How has the overall spending trends of presidential campaigns changed since the 1960’s?
    Gone up significantly
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  • Reasons most Third-Party’s in this country struggle are
    Lack of Money,  the United States has historically been a two-party system, our electoral system makes it difficult for Third Parties to compete.
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  • Which political party dominated American politics from the Civil War to Great Depression?
    Republican
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  • All of the people entitled to vote in a given election is known as the:
    electorate
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  • A bias is:
    a skewed (slanted one way or another) point of view present in all of us
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  • True or False: Candidates, by law, must disclose where their funding is coming from
    True
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  • True or False: Third-Party candidates have never had any impact on U.S. elections
    False
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  • True or False: There are only three political parties in the United States
    False
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