Political Parties Quiz 5 (60 MCQs)

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1. What system of government does India have?
2. ..... is when a candidate receives the largest number of votes within an election.
3. The Anti-Federalist party renamed themselves?
4. Which political party stood for a strong federal government?
5. The capital city of the United States is .....
6. The purpose for candidate debates prior to elections is .....
7. Which Spending increase would the republican Party MOST likely support?
8. The belief that in order to support democratic government, a citizen should always vote.
9. Imagine a group of people with a wide range of common interests. They come together to pick candidates for office, aim to win elections, run the government, and decide on public policies. What do we call this group?
10. The two parties that have dominated for more than 150 years are:Democrats & Republicans
11. CONGRESS SUPPORTS NEW ECONOMIC REFORMS BUT WITH A
12. What percentage of American voters don't belong to either party?
13. The President comes to Virginia to help a member of his political party campaign for the United States Senate. The President is-
14. This party was supported by farmers and less educated people in the South and West
15. Which of the following is NOT one of Canada's major political parties?
16. Political Parties recruit and nominate
17. Which two girls started the witch trials?
18. Factions is .....
19. Wanted to support agricultural jobs.
20. Which of these is a current third party in the US?
21. In which year INC was founded
22. It is 2022. I am 17 years old. Can I vote?
23. What are the qualifications to be President of the United States?
24. What is the purpose of a primary election?
25. The party election to find their one best candidate is called
26. Who selects the candidates to run for each party?
27. Where can the Bill of Rights be found in the Constitution?IntroductionArticlesFirst 10 amendmentsPreamble
28. I watched a debate between Senator Bob and Congresswoman Sue on TV the other night. What role of the media is this an example of?
29. A primary in which a voter must be registered as a party member and may vote only for candidates of that party.
30. What is a news station showing by reporting only on one candidate?
31. Political Parties do all of the following except
32. Guarantee universal, quality childhood education
33. This group favored a strong executive government and a loose interpretation of the Constitution.
34. The ability of one branch of government to limit the power of the other branches of government is known as what?
35. The party "in office" controls the .....
36. Periods where a sharp and lasting shift occurs in the popular coalition supporting one or both parties.
37. -The extent of the federal government's powers-The establishment of a national bank-The interpretation of the Constitution Disagreements over the issues listed above, led to-
38. What is a political party platform?
39. What age can you vote?
40. Party rigid in its approach to past glory of the country and supporter of ethics and morals. Called .....
41. The first government of the new United States. It was very weak.
42. This amendment provides for freedom from self-incrimination, right to remain silent and freedom from being tried for the same crime twice.
43. Which of the following is NOT a way to nominate a candidate for political office?
44. The UCLA school of thought emphasizes the role of ..... in political parties.
45. The Party that advocates for the relevancy of the U.S. Constitution today is?
46. If the Liberals want to pass a bill, who do they need support from? (or who will they likely work with to gain support?)
47. Democrats tend to support .....
48. Minorities, poor individuals, and young people tend t favor this political party.
49. A bill passes the Democratic House, but fails in the Republican Senate.
50. Party supports expanding oil drilling
51. A minor political party that breaks off from another party.
52. Political parties work at all levels of government-national, state, and local.
53. The first-party system of the United States, which featured the Federalists versus the Anti-federalists lasted from 1789-1828.
54. A person's ideas about how government should run and how issues should be solved
55. Which political party holds these beliefs:higher taxes for the rich to support social programs, pro immigration, favors big government, quality public education, and women's reproductive rights?
56. One of the major parties in the U.S.
57. What is an organization of scholars and policy experts who study public issues and write articles and books that summarize their research?
58. When you watch TV on a network that favors one end of the political spectrum over another that network is displaying .....
59. Which of the following makes it harder to vote?
60. Which party has dominated the Federal Government in recent decades?