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1 Section 1: Guided Reading and Review Parties and What They Do As you read Section 1, write the correct answers in the blanks provided on the chart below. Functions of Political Parties Function Description Explanation 1. selecting candidates The activity that sets political parties apart from other political groups Informing and Inform people and activate their Parties share this function with activating supporters interests in public affairs. 2. and 3. groups. Bonding agent Tries to choose candidates who After candidates are elected, the are 4. party prods them to do well or and of good character. suffer in the next. Governing Helps 6. Most appointments to executive and executive branches work branch are made on basis of together. 7., or allegiance to a political party. Pearson Education, Inc. 8. Party that is 9. The loyal opposition urges votes to 10. criticizes the party that controls the government. Complete each sentence by writing the correct term in the blank provided. 11. All can be defined as groups of persons who join together because they want to gain control of the government through winning elections. 12. Allegiance to a political party is known as. 13. In the United States, the major are the and the Republicans. 14. The party that controls the executive branch is known as the. 2 Guided Reading and Review Chapter, Section 1
2 Section 2 Guided Reading and Review The Two-Party System As you read Section 2, fill in the blanks below explaining how each factor contributes to the stability of the two-party system in the United States. 1. Historical Basis: 2. Tradition: 3. Electoral System: 4. Ideological Consensus: Define the following terms.. minor party 6. two-party system 7. single-member district 8. plurality 9. pluralistic society 10. consensus 11. multiparty 12. one-party system 4 Guided Reading and Review Chapter, Section 2
3 Section 3 Guided Reading and Review The Two-Party System in American History On a separate sheet of paper, draw a chart like the one shown. Fill in the chart as you read Section 3. Period of Supporters Leaders Dominance (if any) Federalists Jeffersonian Republicans Jacksonian Whigs Republicans Post-Civil War New Deal On a separate sheet of paper, describe the major issues for each of the following periods. 22. Era of the, Era of the Republicans, Return of the, On a separate sheet of paper define the following terms. 2. incumbent 26. faction 27. electorate 28. sectionalism 6 Guided Reading and Review Chapter, Section 3
4 Section 4 Guided Reading and Review The Minor Parties As you read Section 4, define and give examples of the four types of minor parties on the chart below. Definition Ideological Parties Examples Single-Issue Parties Economic Protest. 6. Parties Splinter Parties Answer the following questions on a separate sheet of paper. 9. What tends to happen to single-issue parties? 10. Which type of minor party has been most successful in winning votes? 11. Which type of minor party has been the longest lived? 12. What useful functions have minor parties performed in American history? Decide whether each of the following theoretical parties is an example of an ideological party, a single-issue party, an economic protest party, or a splinter party. Write the correct term in the blank provided The Free Choice party is formed by people intent on legalizing the use of marijuana for medical purposes. A group of, dissatisfied with the party s moderate nominee, decides to form a new People s Rights party to back their more liberal leader, Henry J. Smith. A group of angry Midwestern farmers and laborers forms the Working People s party, calling for higher tariffs, higher farm subsidies, and congressional term limitations. The Socialist Justice party calls for a complete overhaul of the American political, economic, and legal systems. The Equity party works for an end to affirmative action programs. 8 Guided Reading and Review Chapter, Section 4
5 Section Guided Reading and Review Party Organization As you read Section, complete the chart below by supplying the missing information in the blanks provided. National Party Machinery Mechanism Term or when it Role takes place National Convention National Committee National C h a i r p e r s o n. 6. Congressional Campaign Complete each sentence by writing the correct term in the blank provided. 9. Two factors that contribute to the decentralization of parties are and. 10. The party out of power operates at a disadvantage because it has no leader comparable to. 11. In recent years, there has been a sharp rise in the number of voters who identify themselves as. On a separate sheet of paper, define the following terms. 12. ward 13. precinct 14. split-ticket voting 10 Guided Reading and Review Chapter, Section
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