Political Parties CC

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Carie Barry

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What is the primary goal of a political party according to the text?

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To influence policies

To win control of government

To support the president

To create social equity

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What is mainly the job of interest groups?

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Which of the following is NOT a reason why political parties are formed?

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To deal with politicians' ambition

To facilitate policy making

To directly implement government policies

To facilitate collective action in the electoral process

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What does 'facilitate collective action in the electoral process' mean?

To make it easier for voters to form groups that vote in certain ways

To ensure all political views are represented

To create new laws

To provide financial support to candidates

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How do political parties facilitate policy making?

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By lobbying

By promoting independent candidates

By allowing politicians to work together

By voting in elections

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What is a major function of political parties in the U.S.?

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What type of primary allows only registered party members to vote?

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What is the role of delegates in presidential elections?

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To manage election campaigns

To run for office

To nominate presidential candidates at convention

To vote in general elections

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What is one way that political parties mobilize voters?

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What does a political party act as, which helps voters make electoral choices?

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A public service organization

A government agency

A brand

A policy maker

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Who usually becomes the Speaker in Congress?

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Any elected official

The oldest member

A Supreme Court justice

A member from the majority party

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What is the relationship between the president and his party described as?

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Competitive

Distant

Reciprocal

Adversarial

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What is NOT a function of political parties?

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What percentage of eligible voters actually vote in primary elections?

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About 25%

About 50%

About 75%

About 10%

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What can open primaries potentially lead to?

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