Political Parties Quiz 470 (20 MCQs)

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1. Marriage equality is important. Men and women should be able to marry anyone they choose."
2. This amendment increased popular sovereignty by giving residents of Washington, D.C., three votes in the Electoral College
3. How can third parties affect an election?
4. Democratic Economic Belief
5. Check off the role of political parties that is best illustrated by the following example? Ex:Party volunteers spend a Saturday afternoon at the park handing out party-sponsored voting guides.
6. What was the primary focus of the Free Soil Party in the United States?
7. In order to win the most votes, parties try to reflect ..... views and opinions.
8. When one major party is not in power, it can act as the ..... on the other party
9. "I'm voting for Joe Biden because he gives me hope that we will be able to unify our country and begin to get things done across party lines" would be an example of:
10. True or False:In a presidential campaign, the choice of party candidate is typically determined through a series of primary elections.
11. The Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, which includes foreign automobile manufacturers, (previously known as the American Automobile Manufacturer Association) would fit in what category of interest groups?
12. TOTAL NO OF MAJOR ALLIANCES IN 2004 PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION
13. Disagreements between these two cabinet members led to-
14. Which amendment lowered the minimum age for voting from 21 to 18?
15. A person who comes to live in a new country
16. The ..... Party wants to share wealth with workers.
17. Which political party wants bigger government and more taxes?
18. In a/an ..... primary, voters can choose on election day which primary they want to vote in. In a/an ..... primary, voters must register in advance with a party to vote in a primary
19. True or False:the Australian Ballot is completed in secret
20. The party more likely to support private market forces in the economy, no federal gov't involvement in big business, and limited social welfare programs.