Civics Review: Political Parties

What is the primary goal of a political party?

• To entertain the public

• To organize community events

• To share similar views on government

• To create social media content

Why is the U.S. considered a two-party system?

• Due to the presence of two major cities

• Because it only has two states

• Due to the dominance of Democrats and Republicans

• Because it has two branches of government

Which party is more likely to support increased government involvement?

• Green Party

• Democratic Party

• Libertarian Party

• Republican Party

What is a key characteristic of the Republican Party?

• Support for higher taxes

• Advocacy for less government interference

• Focus on environmental issues

• Promotion of universal healthcare

What is a similarity between the two major political parties?

• Both aim to get their candidates elected

• Both focus on environmental issues

• Both are third parties

• Both are against government involvement

What is the main purpose of third parties in a democracy?

• To win every election

• To provide more options to voters

• To focus on entertainment

• To eliminate major parties

Which party focuses on individual liberties?

• Republican Party

• Democratic Party

• Libertarian Party

• Green Party

How can third parties influence elections?

• By winning every presidential election

• By providing entertainment

• By organizing community events

• By taking votes from major parties

Who was the independent candidate in the 1992 presidential election?

• Barack Obama

• Bill Clinton

• George Bush

• Ross Perot

What was a significant impact of Ross Perot's candidacy in 1992?

• He won the election

• He became Vice President

• He carried several states

• He influenced the election outcome by taking votes