Political Parties

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Chapter 22

• Political Parties
• Vocabulary Terms and Concepts
• Mr. Ron McCants, Teacher
• Social Studies - Civics

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Match

• organizes local party workers
• precinct captain
• Be on time
• Stay seated

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Match

• political party rewards
• Patronage
• No talking
• Be respectful

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Match

• replaced caucuses
• Conventions
• Bring materials to class

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Match

• needed to win a primary
• Plurality
• Enter class quietly and be seated.

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Match

• the partys statement
• Platform
• Complete the bellringer and assignments.

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Match

• theocracy or authoritarian
• one-party system
• Raise your hand and get permission before talking.

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Match

• several parties combined
• coalition government
• Line up quietly.

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Match

• neither Democratic nor Republican
• third party
• Walk in a straight quiet line.

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Match

• select most elected officials
• single-member districts
• Verbal warning

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Match

• voters sign it for a potential candidate
• Petition
• Parent contact

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Concept

• These powerful political leaders chose delegates
  and controlled conventions.
• bosses
• Parent / Teacher conference.

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Concept

• This is a second primary election between the two
  candidates with the most votes.
• Runoff
• Office referrals

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Concept

• Candidates for president and vice president are
  called the partys
• ticket.
• Be on time
• Stay seated
• No talking

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Concept

• Although he lost the election, his revolt against
  King Caucus led to the adoption of the
  nominating convention.
• Andrew Jackson
• Be respectful
• Bring materials to class

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Concept

• Under this system a states delegates represent
  the candidates according to the popular vote in
  the primary.
• proportional representation
• Enter class quietly and be seated.
• Complete the bellringer and assignments.

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Study

• These terms and concepts will help you be
  successful in our upcoming assessment.
• Mr. Ron McCants, Teacher
• Social Studies - Civics