5 Written Questions

1. those from a party who seek public office and those who have captured public office under the label of the party (party candidates for office, officeholders, presidents, etc)
2. single issue parties
   feel the other parties are not fulfilling the nations needs
   can impact elections by drawing votes away from one candidate
3. Parties as Electors
   (Select Candidates, Contest Elections through campaign, win elections)
4. Getting out the party's message and educating the people
5. 1. Plurality Election System
   2. Dual Interest Theory
   3. Compromise
   4. Social Consensus

5 Matching Questions

1. Republicans
2. Democrats
3. Anti Federalists
4. Parties as Elected Officeholders
5. Platform

1. a Founded by Andrew Jackson, opposed national banking and high tariffs
2. b Those who opposed passage of the new Constitution as they saw it as a threat to the States' rights
3. c party of northern opposition to slavery, born in 1854, leader Abe Lincoln
4. d Using party beliefs and personnel to shape public policy, laws and the way we live
5. e Specific Beliefs on specific issues

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. The belief that political interests fall naturally into two categories or groups, so therefore there are naturally two political parties (pro life vs pro choice, etc)
   1. Compromise Theory
   2. Social Consensus Theory
   3. Dual Interest Theory
   4. Political Party
2. Those people, at the time leading up to the Revolutionary War, who felt that the 13 colonies should remain as independent colonies rather than united as a whole nation
   1. Anti Federalists
   2. Federalists
   3. State's Rightists
   4. Nationalists
3. Those people, at the time leading up to the Revolutionary, who felt that the 13 colonies would be better off uniting as a nation
   1. Democrats
   2. Anti Federalists
   3. Nationalists
   4. Federalists
4. Through many factors, including education and common interests, Americans have come to share many similar values and ideals. (Two sides)
   1. Social Consensus Theory
   2. Political Party
   3. Compromise Theory
   4. Dual Interest Theory
5. Those who affiliate with teh party either casually or strongly (those who vote, register with a party, normal people, etc)
   1. Plurality Election System
   2. Anti Federalists
   3. Party in the Electorate
   4. Party in the Government

5 True/False Questions

1. Plurality Election System → Those who affiliate with teh party either casually or strongly (those who vote, register with a party, normal people, etc)

   True        False

2. Federalists → Those who supported passage of the New Constitution and a strong national government

   True        False

3. Difficulties facing by third parties → Those which are not either Democratic or Republican in the American political system and who have not experienced any sustained electoral success

   True        False

4. Party Organization → Those who give their time, money, and skills to the party (formally chosen party leaders, members and activists of a party, etc)

   True        False

5. Jeffersonians → Party founded by Thomas Jefferson who opposed to strong nationalism of the Federalists, wanted to extend suffrage

   True        False