Political Parties Quiz

What is a political party?

• An organization of voters with similar ideas on how the country should be run.

• A celebration with cake and gifts.

• A group of people who run for all government positions.

• A platform where people can vote for any candidate.

Where can you find the official stance of a political party on various issues?

• On the party's official website.

• In a political debate.

• On social media platforms.

• In a birthday party invitation.

What are the two biggest political parties in the United States?

• The Libertarian Party and the Green Party.

• The Democratic Party and the Republican Party.

• The Conservative Party and the Liberal Party.

• The Socialist Party and the Communist Party.

Which political party is known as the world's oldest active political party?

• The Republican Party.

• The Democratic Party.

• The Conservative Party.

• The Liberal Party.

When was the Republican Party founded?

• 1820s.

• 1854.

• 1900s.

• 1776.

Does a candidate need to belong to a political party to run for president in the United States?

• Yes, it is mandatory.

• No, but political parties provide significant support.

• Yes, but only if they are running for the first time.

• No, anyone can run without any support.

What is a candidate or voter who doesn't belong to a political party called?

• Partisan

• Bipartisan

• Independent

• Nonpartisan

Which U.S. president did not belong to a political party?

• Abraham Lincoln

• George Washington

• Thomas Jefferson

• John Adams

What are political parties other than the Democrats and Republicans known as?

• Bipartisan parties

• Independent parties

• Third parties

• Nonpartisan parties

Which of the following is one of the biggest third parties in the United States?

• The Conservative Party

• The Libertarian Party

• The Progressive Party

• The Unity Party