Civics Chapter 9.1 & 9.2

1.) A system in which two major parties dominate the politics of a country.

• A. Political Party
• B. Third Party
• C. Plank
• D. Platform
• E. Two-Party System

2.) An individual part of a party platform.

• A. Political Party
• B. Third Party
• C. Plank
• D. Platform
• E. Two-Party System

3.) An organization of individuals with broad, common interests, that organize to win elections.

• A. Political Party
• B. Third Party
• C. Plank
• D. Platform
• E. Two-Party System

4.) Smaller, minor parties.

• A. Political Party
• B. Third Party
• C. Plank
• D. Platform
• E. Two-Party System

5.) A series of statements expressing the party's principles, beliefs, and positions on election issues.

• A. Political Party
• B. Third Party
• C. Plank
• D. Platform
• E. Two-Party System

6.) Party organization with the representatives from each state.

• A.) Precinct
• B.) Direct Primary
• C.) Petition
• D.) Political Machine
• E.) National Committee

7.) Meeting of state and local party organizations.

• A.) Precinct
• B.) Direct Primary
• C.) Petition
• D.) Political Machine
• E.) Caucus

8.) Several precincts that form a larger election unit.

• A.) Precinct
• B.) Direct Primary
• C.) Petition
• D.) Political Machine
• E.) Ward

9.) Strong party organization that was historically known for a corrupting influence in politics.

• A.) Precinct
• B.) Direct Primary
• C.) Petition
• D.) Political Machine
• E.) National Committee

10.) A primary in which voters do not need to declare their party preference in order to vote.

• A.) Precinct
• B.) Direct Primary
• C.) Petition
• D.) Open Primary

• E.) National Committee