Political Parties

What is a political party?

• a group of people who have similar ideas about what the government should do

• a group of people who work together to celebrate politics

• a group of people who work together to stop others from voting

The article describes some examples of political parties in the United States. What is one example from the text of a political party in the United States?

• the American Party

• the Birthday Party

• the Republican Party

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The people of a political party work together to elect people of their party into government office. Political parties in the United States nominate, or choose, the people they want to elect.

Based on this information, who do political parties nominate for a government office?

• people from another country

• people of a different political party

• people of their own political party

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Based on the text, how are the Democratic Party and the Republican Party different?

• The Democratic Party and the Republican party have different ideas about how to elect people into office.

• The Democratic Party and the Republican party have different ideas about how to throw parties.

• The Democratic Party and the Republican party have different ideas about what the government should do.

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What is the main idea of this article?

• The United States has two main political parties that work to get their candidates elected.

• The United States has many small political parties that work to help American voters

• The Republican Party and the Democratic Party both have had their candidates become president.

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