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Political Parties

An organized group that nominates candidates and contests elections in order to influence the personnel and policies of government.

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Functions of Political Parties

Recruiting candidates, raising money, aggregating interests, formulating policies, educating the public, and influencing public opinion.

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What are Brokerage Parties?

Political parties that represent diverse interests and seek to build broad coalitions.

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What is Wedge Politics?

Using controversial issues to divide people and gain support from one side.

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Importance of a Leader in a Political Party

A leader guides decisions, shapes policies, and inspires support; their influence depends on the system and team.

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Election Campaigns

Key strategies for candidates to share messages, gain support, and win votes through ads, speeches, and outreach.

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What does 'Show me the money' mean in politics?

Money is essential for running a successful campaign.

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Integrated Parties

Well-organized parties with members working together and sharing a common agenda.

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Liberal Party

Dominant national party in Canada, pragmatic, with policies that shift over time.

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Conservative Party of Canada

Party leaning towards economic libertarianism, preferring market solutions over government intervention.

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New Democratic Party (NDP)

Most successful social democratic party in Canada, tracing origins back to the CCF.

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Green Party

Focuses on environmental issues, facing challenges within Canada's electoral system.

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People’s Party of Canada

A party consisting of social conservatives who broke away from the Conservative Party.

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Left Wing Political Parties

Parties like NDP, Bloc Quebecois, and Green Party advocating for equality and social justice.

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Right Wing Political Parties

Parties like Conservative Party and People's Party of Canada focusing on economic freedom and free markets.

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Law of Curvilinear Disparity

The majority of the population is not ideologically motivated and is indifferent towards politics.

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Ideologically Motivated Individuals

People who are likely to join political parties to follow their ideological convictions.

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Key Concepts for Left Wingers

Emphasizes equality, social justice, social democracy, and environmentalism.

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Key Concepts for Right Wingers

Focuses on economic freedom, free market principles, and economic liberalism.

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