A) men.
B) college graduates.
C) those living in the South.
D) white Catholics.
E) white Evangelicals.
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A) they offer detailed and specific solutions to complex problems.
B) they can have a significant influence in swaying public opinion on a controversial policy issue.
C) candidates must support the party platform when elected to office or risk being expelled from the party.
D) most Americans read them over carefully to help them make more informed decisions as voters.
E) they provide a general guide for the types of policies winning candidates are likely to vote for if elected.
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A) the identification of elected officials and citizens with different political parties
B) groups or individuals who associate with a political party
C) the idea that parties are organizations distinct from their elected officials
D) those politicians who are elected to office under a common party label
E) the proposition that parties always put their self-interest ahead of the public good
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A) the federal government should be smaller.
B) government can do more to help the poor.
C) Congress should have more power to check the president.
D) states are violating the civil rights of citizens.
E) America's military should be stronger.
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A) Democrats
B) Federalists
C) Whigs
D) Libertarians
E) Antifederalists
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A) citizens vote for delegates at a national nominating convention, which then
Selects the candidate.
B) the party primaries and caucuses are purely for show, with the decision being made at the national convention by party leaders.
C) citizen votes do not really matter because of the electoral college.
D) so-called superdelegates decide the nominee.
E) citizens determine the nominee by voting on the last night of the nominating convention after all the speeches have been delivered.
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A) first
B) second
C) third
D) fourth
E) fifth
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A) the national party chairperson
B) the Speaker of the House
C) the president of the United States
D) the chief justice of the Supreme Court
E) No single person is in charge of the party.
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A) by the National Committee
B) through the primary and caucus process
C) by the party's congressional leadership team
D) at the nominating convention, held every four years
E) directly by registered voters
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Multiple Choice
A) It demonstrated that southern parties could not last in the United States.
B) It was the last "responsible" party in the nation's history.
C) It led to the Era of Good Feelings and eventually to the second party system.
D) It led to the third party system and eventually to the onset of the Civil War.
E) It led to the rise of the modern-day Republican Party.
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A) deciding legislative committee assignments.
B) deciding leadership positions on committees.
C) deciding the party's national presidential platform.
D) deciding leadership positions within the caucus or conference.
E) choosing leaders to serve as spokespeople for their respective parties.
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Multiple Choice
A) be a citizen who identifies with a political party.
B) be a dues-paying member of a political party.
C) be an election volunteer for a political party.
D) be a citizen who votes for the same party in every election.
E) be a citizen who is registered to vote and has assisted a political party.
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Multiple Choice
A) many people consider a vote for a minor-party candidate to be a wasted one.
B) the Founders wanted to make it difficult for minor-party candidates to win office.
C) there are no issues on which minor parties can campaign.
D) most Americans do not trust candidates unaffiliated with a party.
E) most Americans are not permitted by their state to register as a member of a minor party.
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A) a cross-cutting issue.
B) a framing issue.
C) a valence issue.
D) a dealigning issue.
E) a salient issue.
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A) is an organization that seeks to gain government contracts.
B) typically will coordinate electoral strategy with candidates and party leaders to develop a consistent and unified campaign message.
C) is illegal in the United States.
D) contributes a significant amount of money to campaigns but must limit contributions and spending to comply with federal campaign finance laws.
E) seeks to influence elections through voter mobilization efforts and issue ads that do not directly endorse or oppose a candidate.
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A) a major political party like the Democratic and Republican parties.
B) a minor political party like the Green or Libertarian parties.
C) organizations loosely affiliated with a party, such as 527 organizations.
D) a party in government.
E) an elite-driven party like the Federalists.
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