| A | B |
|---|
| Independent Party | Not identifing with any party |
| Precinct | Voting district |
| Precinct are all the same size | False |
| Ward | Adjoining precincts |
| National Convention | Gathering of party members |
| National Chairperson | Manages daily operations of the party |
| Political Parties are not mentioned in the Constitution | True |
| Partronage | Favors done to those loyal to the party |
| Watchdog | Party out of power |
| 4 ways to nominate candidates | Caucuses, Nominating Convention, Primaries, Petitions |
| Boses | Powerful Party leaders |
| 2 types of Primaries | Closed and Open |
| Tickets | Candidates for President and VP |
| VP are picked to balance the ticket | True |
| Political Party | Group of people with a common goal |
| Theocracy | Government dominated by religion |
| Three types of party systems | Single, Multiple, Two |
| When did the two political parties in the US start | Civil War |
| Third Party | Any party not associated with the big two |
| 3 types of third parties | Single issue, Ideological, Splinter |
| Example of a Ideological Party | Socialist |
| Example of a Splinter Party | Bull Moose Party |
| Single issue parties last along time | False |
| What two elections were influenced by 3rd Parties | 1992(Perote), 1912 (Roosevelt) |
| Issues 3rd parties have brought up | Minimum wage, unemployment, health insurance |
| Why 3rd parties have a difficult time getting elected | Funding, Getting on the ballot, located only in certain parts of the country |
| There are certain duties that go along with being in a 3rd Party | False |
| What is the most undemocratic way of nominating candidates | Caucuses |
