Political Parties and Philosophers

Which political party was led by representatives and the "common man"?

• Federalists

• Anti-Federalists

• Whig Party

• Republican Party

Which political party favored a strong executive and a loose interpretation of the Constitution?

• Federalists

• Anti-Federalists

• Whig Party

• Democratic Party

What is the major function of political parties?

• To provide jobs

• To elect and select candidates

• To create laws

• To manage businesses

What is one of the disadvantages of a multi-party system?

• Provides broader representation

• Parties form coalitions

• Gives voters more choices

• Can cause government instability

What is a political party?

• A group of people who seek to control government by winning elections and holding office

• A group of people who seek to control businesses by winning contracts

• A group of people who seek to control schools by winning board seats

• A group of people who seek to control media by winning awards

Which are the two major political parties in America?

• Republicans and Libertarians

• Democrats and Green Party

• Republicans and Democrats

• Democrats and Independents

Political parties can be oriented in which of the following ways?

• Principle-oriented, issue-oriented, or election-oriented

• Business-oriented, media-oriented, or school-oriented

• Contract-oriented, award-oriented, or board-oriented

• Government-oriented, business-oriented, or media-oriented

How do political parties contribute to the unity of their members?

• Act as a Bonding Agent

• Provide Healthcare

• Build Roads

• Enforce Taxes

Which of the following is a role of political parties in the government?

• Govern

• Manufacture Goods

• Provide Entertainment

• Manage Sports Events

What is one of the roles of political parties and their supporters?

• Define and take stances on important issues

• Organize social events

• Fundraise for charities

• Write news articles