Help
Options
Didn't know it?
click below
click below
Knew it?
click below
click below
Don't Know
Remaining cards (0)
Know
retry
shuffle
restart
0:00
Embed Code - If you would like this activity on your web page, copy the script below and paste it into your web page.
Normal Size Small Size show me how
Normal Size Small Size show me how
civicsch11studyguide
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Bipartisan | supported by two parties |
| ideological | based on a set of particular set of beliefs |
| close primary | only the declared party can vote |
| Open primary | any qualified voter can vote |
| platform | is a statement of their beliefs |
| Soft money | given to State and local organizations for voting activities |
| Hard money | campaign money that is subject to regulations by the FEC |
| Super PAC | independent political action committee not connected with any political party |
| subsidy | a grant of money from the government |
| caucus | groups of people meeting to select the people they will support in a presidential election |
| Ward | is a unit into its cities are often divided for City elections |
| Precinct | the smallest unit of election Administration |
| Jefferson | leader of the Anti-Federalist |
| Alexander Hamilton | leader of the Federalist |
| George Washington | He warned the people about The division of political parties |
| Theodore Roosevelt | leader of the bull moose Party |
| Richard M Johnson | Only vice president chosen by the Senate |
| First two political parties of the US and who led each | f e d. led by Hamilton, anti-fed, Jefferson |
| Two basic forms of the direct primary | Open and closed |
| what Marbury versus Madison established | established the power of judicial review |
| 2 Examples of Splinter parties | Blue moose, Henry Wallace's Progressive Party |
| Three rolls or functions of political parties | watch dog, nominate candidates, bonding agent |
| what the Anti-Federalists became in 1800 | Democrat-republican |
| two examples of economic protest parties | greenbacks, populist party |
| Non-partisan election | No partisan election with no Party labels |
| what blanket primary is sometimes known as | Wide Open primary |
| main reason why challenges to our 2 - party system have made very little Headway | tradition |
| Four types of third or minor parties | Ideological, economic protest, single issue, splinter |
| Who the winning candidate is in the single - member district elections | the one who gets the plurality |
| What an Open Primary is known as | across over a primary |
| most of our third or minor parties have been what type | Splinter |
| what economic protest parties are sometimes known as and what sections of the country that they draw their support from | sectional, the south and west |
| generally based on liberalism | D |
| has large Progressive wings, as well as smaller conservatism and socialist elements | D |
| equal opportunity and robust social safety net providing by the welfare state and strong labor unions. support a progressive tax system, higher minimum wage, social security, Universal Health care, political education, and clean energy | D |
| supports more govt. spending on Social Services while spending Less on the military | D |
| support raising minimum wage to $15 | D |
| support universal healthcare | D |
| support Universal preschool | D |
| believe govt. should protect the environment/ emphasis on Alternative Energy generation. foremost environmental concern in climate change | D |
| support gun control, abortion rights, and the lgbt community, and support a pathway to citizenship for illegal aliens | D |
| Generally based on conservatism | R |
| Consist of moderate, often describes as establishment Republicans | R |
| nown as the GOP/grand old party | R |
| Lincoln - first Republican president | R |
| believe that free market and individual achievement or primary factors behind economic prosperity | R |
| believe lower taxes increase economic growth / private spending more efficient than govt. Spending | R |
| believe corporations should be able to set their own employment benefits | R |
| most opposed increase in minimum wage and socialized medicine | R |
| Most opposed environmental regulations ,such as those on carbon emissions for coal. supported the building of the Keystone Pipeline | R |
| Support spending on the military to build it up / support strong alliance with Israel | R |
| oppose same- sex marriages, Abortion, and marijuana. most opposed gun control and illegal immigration | R |
Created by:
amgrace