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a word or phrase used to describe a thing or to express a concept, especially in a particular kind of language or branch of study__It is the resonsibility of voters to vote   media  
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prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair   Bias  
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They Recruit and nominate candidates They educate voters about campaign issues (Platform) They Raise money to help candidates win They act as a “watchdogs” over the party in power   Functions of political parties  
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They organize to win elections They influence public policies They reflect both liberal and conservative views They define themselves in a way that wins the majority support by appealing to the political center.   similarites between parties  
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The differences are stated in the party’s platform and reflected in campaigning   Diffrences  
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They introduce new ideas or press for a particular issue They often revolve around a political personality (Ex: Theodore Roosevelt, Ross Perot, Ralph Nader) They rarely win elections but they do raise awareness of certain issues.   Third parties  
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is a term used to describe the difference in beliefs between the major political parties in the U.S   political spectrum  
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Communists = Complete gov’t control – all services provided by the gov’t- on the far LEFT   Opposing views  
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some gov’t control of economy but prefer less control in social matters. They support the DEMOCRATS not   libral  
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stand with both sides – depends on issue   Moderate  
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-less gov’t control of economy, more control of social matters. They support the REPUBLICAN not Democrats   Conservations  
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= LEFT Conservative = RIGHT   Republican  
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The _salate of electors__ is chosen for each state by popular vote. The electors meet to vote for __president and vice president The __winner take all systems_ leads to the targeting of __larger states__ for campaigning., although candidates must pay a   Electrolge college  
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Require candidates to conduct extensive fundraising activities Limit opportunities to run for public office Give an advantage to wealthy individuals who run for office. Encourage The development of political action committees (PACs)   Rising campain cost  
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Rising campaign costs have led to efforts to reform campaign finance laws Limits exist on the amount individuals may contribute to candidates   campain finace reforms  
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