Political Parties Quiz 27 (60 MCQs)

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1. How old do you need to be to vote in the United States?
2. Who is the founder NCP
3. A member of which of the following demographic groups is most likely to support a Republican presidential candidate?
4. What does the term suffrage mean?
5. Raise wages & promote workers' rights
6. The president or governor's political party has no effect on the lawmaking process
7. Which are the two main political parties in the United States?
8. What is the vision of Bhartiya Janta Party?
9. Which political party believes in democratic government but also that the government should run some of the largest parts of the economy?
10. The best university in Florida, the SEC, and the Country is:
11. What does "taxation without representation" mean?
12. Which political party was seen as the first anti-slavery party?
13. Not expressly stated in the Constitution.
14. Why might a Republican and Democratic candidate be opposed to a third party candidate?
15. What is the election called where the parties select their candidates?
16. How many years can a president be in office?
17. What Third Party has been most "successful" in the past two elections?
18. Public Interest Group
19. Which group opposed the national bank?
20. What is one way we can communicate our political preferences?
21. Which political party had an alliance with France?
22. Members of political parties compete for elected positions such as president, senator, and governor.
23. The term political socialization can be defined as the
24. The publication suggests that political parties are:
25. The media plays a very important role in providing .....
26. The PLP won six seats in?
27. Your ideology is your
28. When a party creates posters encouraging people to vote for their candidate, which function of political parties is being used?
29. Political parties play a key role in government and provide opportunities for citizens to do all except
30. Voter turnout occurs more frequently during ..... elections than at any other time.
31. Using facts that support only one side of a candidate
32. Which of the following is NOT true about President John Adams?
33. The Presidential nomination system has seen what changes over the last 50 years?
34. What is an alliance?
35. A lobbyist is defined as .....
36. Who has the power to negotiate treaties with foreign countries?
37. Function which includes selecting a candidate for office (recruit & present)
38. A series of statements expressing the party's core beliefs and its position on various issues is called a
39. How many parliamentary seats did UKIP win in the 2015 general election?
40. What is the primary role played by a "Lobbyist" ?
41. A written statement of the goals of a political party
42. "The common mischiefs of the spirit of the party are sufficient to make it the interest and duty of a wise people todiscourage and restrain it." George Washington, 1796
43. The U.S. has which of the following Party Systems?
44. Who became George Washington's vice president?
45. Stories that are deliberately fabricated to gain more website visitors and increase advertising revenue for websites.
46. A political party's core beliefs and where they stand on the different issues is called its
47. How many seats did BJP manage to win in the 17th Lok Sabha Elections?
48. Animal Justice Party is what kind of party
49. John Adams belong to which political party
50. Why must voters evaluate information presented to them in political campaigns?
51. Check off the role of political parties that is best illustrated by the following example? Ex:A political party holds a huge convention to nominate and celebrate the party's presidential candidate.
52. In politics, an organisation that represents a particular group of people or set of ideas is:
53. Which party would be more likely to be against universal health care?
54. What is a way that voters can approve or reject a law?
55. The ideals of a party make up its .....
56. Where in the Preamble of the United States Constitution does it mention the idea of, "fairness?" (p. 14)
57. What are the symbols of the Republican and Democratic Parties?
58. What can we say is true about the mass media (newspapers, tv news) today?
59. The county executive committee and the state executive committee are examples of permanent organizations.
60. Which political party believed in a strict interpretation of the Constitution and every law or treaty had to be permitted by the Constitution?