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Federalists and Democratic Republicans

Federalists and Democratic Republicans

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Social Studies

7th - 8th Grade

Hard

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Joseph Anderson

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3 Slides • 4 Questions

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Political Parties Today

By Cedric Gillette

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Political Parties Today

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Joining a political party is one way citizens can participate in politics and influence government. Political parties welcome anyone who wishes to participate. Members can do volunteer work, such as registering citizens to vote or helping citizens get to the polls on election day. Very active members can help shape the party’s platform. Volunteers often enjoy the feeling of being involved in something that matters to them

Becoming Involved in a Political Party

Political parties want their candidates to win, and they want to win as many offices as possible. Both the Republican and Democratic Parties are organized at the national, state, and local levels to help accomplish these goals and spread their ideas. They also rely on the participation of citizens.

Organization of Parties

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Political parties are organized at local, state, and national levels. How does that help individuals monitor and influence government?

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_______ and his followers formed the Federalist party, which favored a strong national government.

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_______ and his followers formed the Democratic-Republican Party, which supported more power for the states.

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The Republicans and Democrats are the two major political parties in the United States.

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Political System

 Today the United States has a two-party political system. Third parties appear from time to time to promote specific issues or candidates, but a third-party candidate has never been elected to the presidency.

In other countries, two-party systems are rare. Many democracies have three or more parties.

Political Parties Today

By Cedric Gillette

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