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Exam Name MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1) Democratic complaints during the 2004 elections included the Bush Administrationʹs A) fiscally irresponsible tax cuts. B) failure to bring peace in the Middle East. C) failure to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. 1) 2) In the 2004 election A) Republicans gained seats in both the House and the Senate. B) Democrats gained seats in the House and lost seats in the Senate. C) Democrats gained seats in both the House and the Senate. D) Republicans gained seats in the House and lost seats in the Senate. 2) 3) At a basic level, a party is a group A) a group of office holders, candidates, activists, and voters. B) that seeks to elect public officials. C) who identifies with a group label. 3) 4) The office holders and candidates who run under the banner of a political party are called the A) political party. B) governmental party. C) organizational party. D) campaign party. 4) 5) A component of a political party is the A) governmental party. B) organizational party. C) party in the electorate. 5) 6) In his farewell address, warned the nation against political parties. A) John Adams B) Thomas Jefferson C) George Washington D) John Quincy Adams 6) 7) Party politics were nearly suspended at the national level during the A) Progressive Era. B) Roaring Twenties. C) Populist Era. D) Era of Good Feelings. 7) 8) During the 1820s through 1840s, the number of eligible voters increased due to A) women gaining the right to vote. B) slaves gaining the right to vote. C) the abolition of property requirements for males. 8) 9) The first major national presidential nominating convention was held in A) 1800. B) 1788. C) 1860. D) 1832. 9) 1

10) The Republican Party was established in A) 1854. B) 1832. C) 1820. D) 1840. 10) 11) Republicans won the presidency in 1860 partly because A) Northern Republicans voted for slavery. B) Southern Democrats voted against slavery. C) Southern Republicans voted against slavery. D) Northern Democrats voted against slavery. 11) 12) A party organization that recruits its members with tangible incentives, such as jobs, and is characterized by a high degree of control over member activity, is called a A) mob. B) freemason. C) patron. D) machine. 12) 13) Big-city party organizations that gained control of local governments between 1874 and 1912 were called A) conventions. B) machines. C) campaigns. 13) 14) changes contributed to party decline since the 1920s. A) Governmental B) Social C) Technological 14) 15) 1874 to 1912 represents the A) Age of Democracy. B) Age of Founding. C) Golden Age of Parties. D) Age of Reason. 15) 16) The selection of party candidates through the ballots of qualified voters is called a A) direct primary. B) party conference. C) disenfranchisement caucus. D) coronation convention. 16) 17) Issue-oriented politics became more prevalent due to A) higher levels of education and social change. B) changes in suffrage rules. C) civil service reform and the demise of political machines. 17) 18) Parties have been affected, and in general weakened, by A) technological advances. B) television. C) the movement of people to the suburbs. 18) 19) Civil service laws severely limited opportunities for A) illegal gambling. B) third-party activity. C) patronage. D) merit. 19) 20) What does the Constitution say about political parties? A) It prohibits the major political parties from hindering ʺnatural development of Third Parties.ʺ B) It establishes a two-party system. C) It mandates that political parties use primaries to select their candidates. D) none of the above 20) 21) Parties provide the political system with A) instability. B) unity. C) stability. D) coalition. 21) 2

22) Presidents are inclined to push policies similar to those advocated by A) the oppositionʹs political action committees. B) the opposition partyʹs platform. C) nonvoters. D) their partyʹs congressional leaders. 22) 23) One of the main functions of a party is electioneering which includes A) recruiting candidates. B) advising the presidents. C) determining the constitutionality of election laws. 23) 24) The instrument through which parties formulate, convey, and promote public policy is called A) the house of cards. B) the party banner. C) the fishmonger. D) the national party platform. 24) 25) Historically, the least competitive region in the U.S. is the A) Midwest. B) West. C) Northwest. D) South. 25) 26) Parties have organizations in A) towns. B) cities. C) states. 26) 27) Every four years the parties nominate a presidential candidate through a A) convention. B) national committee. C) platform. D) conference. 27) 28) The key national party official is the A) secretary of the party. B) highest-ranking elected official in the party. C) chairperson of the national committee. D) national convention chair. 28) 29) Think tanks influence A) party reformation. B) campaign funding. C) party networks. D) party positions. 29) 30) Congressional party discipline is enforced through A) committee appointments. B) stripping seniority rights. C) campaign funding. 30) 31) Ronald Reagan taped more than television endorsements in 1983-1984. A) 450 B) 300 C) 525 D) 550 31) 32) Party-oriented presidents have included A) Nixon. B) Eisenhower. C) Carter. D) Reagan. 32) 33) The number of those who profess independent party affiliation have A) stayed constant since 1990.. B) declined in the last decade. C) increased to 20 percent of the population. D) increased to about 1/3 of the population. 33) 3

34) Young people are becoming more A) Green. B) Libertarian. C) Republican. D) Democratic. 34) 35) Democratic support usually increases A) among working women. B) among graduate students. C) among lower income families. 35) 36) Third parties are often rooted in A) economic protest. B) sectionalism. C) charismatic personalities. 36) 37) In 2000, the Green Party ran an anti-establishment campaign and nominated A) Ralph Nader. B) Ross Perot. C) Jesse Ventura. D) Harry Browne. 37) 38) In 2000, Ralph Nader was nominated for president by the A) Reform Party. B) National Law Party. C) Green Party. D) Independent Party. 38) 39) In 2000, Ralph Nader received percent of the popular vote. A) 49 B) 19 C) 20 D) less than 3 39) 40) Traditionally, Republican states include A) Vermont. B) New Hampshire. C) Maine. 40) 41) Which of the following is an advantage the Democratic and Republican Parties have over third parties? A) Ballot access restrictions in many states B) The entire costs of major-party campaigns is picked up by the federal government. C) Proportional representation 41) 4

Answer Key Testname: POLITICAL PARTIES 1) D 2) A 3) D 4) B 5) D 6) C 7) D 8) C 9) D 10) A 11) D 12) D 13) B 14) D 15) C 16) A 17) A 18) D 19) C 20) D 21) C 22) D 23) A 24) D 25) D 26) D 27) A 28) C 29) D 30) D 31) B 32) D 33) D 34) D 35) D 36) D 37) A 38) C 39) D 40) D 41) A 5