Chapter 14: Political Parties

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________ restrict how political parties nominate candidates and raise and spend funds.
Campaign finance laws
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During the Great Depression ________ united various groups to create a voting bloc known as the New Deal coalition, bringing the Democrats back to power in 1932.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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From ________ to 1932, the Republican Party dominated American politics, electing Abraham Lincoln and controlling both the presidency and Congress.
1860
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Party in government: Refers to elected and appointed officials at the national, state, and ________ who represent a party.
local levels
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In the 2000 election, ________ won the presidency, and the Republican Party won control of the House of Representatives and Senate.
George W Bush
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The presidency has been controlled by one party while the opposing party controls one or both ________.
houses of Congress
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________ occurs when significant numbers of voters no longer support a particular political party, and they identify as independents.
Electoral dealignment
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________ is based on personal beliefs and views.
Political party identification
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________ has occurred when new coalitions of party supporters have formed, resulting in the dominant party losing power and a new dominant party taking its place.
Electoral realignment
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The ________ dominated American politics from 1800 to 1824, when they split into factions.
Democratic Republicans
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Refers to all individuals who associate themselves with a particular political party
Party in the electorate
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Refers to elected and appointed officials at the national, state, and local levels who represent a party
Party in government
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Refers to individuals who work to maintain the strength of the party between elections, help raise money, and organize party functions
Party in organization
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Only one party exists or has a chance of winning elections
One-Party System
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Several political parties exist, but only two major political parties compete for power and dominate elections
Two-Party System
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Several major parties and a number of minor parties compete in elections, and any of the parties stands a good chance of winning
Multi-Party System