Political Parties Quiz 53 (60 MCQs)

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1. Which political party wanted strong state government?
2. Wants to cut military spending
3. Which political party believes most businesses should be publicly owned?
4. What ideology is the Democratic Party most associated with?
5. All parties are similar because they want to .....
6. Date of the National Health Service
7. What is the most basic task of a political party?
8. ..... introduce new ideas and press for particular issues. They often revolve around political personalities.
9. How a political party feels on certain issues is stated in their .....
10. What did the 14th Amendment do?
11. System of government in which there are two major political parties competing for power
12. Views on Government:educated, wealthy, public-spirited men understand that a strong-central government is needed. The political leader that believed this was?
13. Who nominates candidates to run for office?
14. Which is not a 3rd Party?
15. Which of the five roles of political parties does this example illustrate?A party's state office asks party members to write their legislators and ask them to vote "no" on a state tax bill.
16. A state election held to help select candidates within a party
17. An organized group of people who work to influence government decisions
18. What influence can third parties have on elections?
19. What has taken a considerable amount of authority away from the party "establishments" (in this 2016 Election)?
20. "I like Ike, you like Ike, everybody likes Ike!" This message, in a 1952 presidential campaign ad, is using what strategy?
21. Which of the following does NOT illustrate the current trend toward more political polarization?
22. A survey taken to measure public opinion
23. True or False:The votes of the U.S. citizens count directly for the president.
24. A national bank will be able to successfully monitor and support a strong economy.
25. Registration closes ..... days before the general election
26. What is the purpose of political action committees (PACs)?
27. Why would you use an absentee ballot?
28. Leader of the Labour party today:
29. BONUS QUESTION:Who likes Ike?
30. How many political systems did we learn about?
31. Reflect liberal and conservative views
32. Which of the following is a way for individuals to get involved in political parties?
33. Parties that rarely win, but introduce new ideas are called-
34. Which political party is being represented in this image?
35. What is the political spectrum position of the Green Party in the US?
36. Who was president during this time?(1803)
37. According to James Madison, which of the following best controls the effects of faction?
38. Which amendment gave all men the right to vote, regardless of race?
39. According to the publication, one challenge facing political parties today is:
40. Which political party is associated with the color green in the United States?
41. Which freedom is not granted by the 1st Amendment of the Constitution?
42. ..... is the only president in U.S. history who refused to get involved in party politics.
43. Someone must be a resident of the U.S. for 14 years before taking presidential office
44. What is the symbol of BJP
45. In Australia the federal Parliament consists of:
46. Sum of many individual opinions, beliefs, or attitudes about a public person or issue
47. This political party wanted a strong federal government and an industrial economy
48. The Right to Bear Arms
49. Group opposed to Jackson's policies. Supported States rights, and Henry Clay's American System. Leaders were Daniel Webster and Henry Clay
50. These states (previous slide) are known as ..... ?
51. Making sure that if your party is not in power, that they are ready for the next election
52. Which of the following does not represent a major contributing factor in party realignment?
53. States run elections and license certain jobs for the federal government.
54. A group of like-minded people meet to select the candidates they will support .....
55. A platform is a party's statement of its beliefs, principles, and position and election issues.
56. Preliminary elections held within each political party-before the general election.
57. What does a state's congressional representation determine?
58. The dominant political parties in the United States
59. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS ONE OF THE OLDEST PARTY IN INDIA
60. What is it called when an interest group collects money from their followers in order to help a candidate?