5.1 Fast and the Curious

Which of the following is considered a major political party in the United States?

• Green Party

• Libertarian Party

• Republican Party

• Socialist Party

Which of the following is another major political party in the United States?

• Democrat Party

• Constitution Party

• Reform Party

• Independence Party

What distinguishes major parties from other political groups?

• Their focus on local issues

• Their ability to win national elections

• Their lack of organization

• Their focus on international policies

What is the focus of political parties?

• Issue-oriented policies

• Election-oriented strategies

• Cultural development

• Economic reforms

Which of the following best describes the Democrat and Republican parties?

• Minor parties

• Major parties

• Regional parties

• Independent parties

Which function ensures that elected officials perform their duties well?

• Nominate candidates

• Informer-stimulator function

• Seal of approval function

• Media function

Which function involves providing a solid base of support for candidates?

• Nominate candidates

• Informer-stimulator function

• Seal of approval function

• Media function

What is the primary role of the Watchdog Function?

• To support the party in power

• To criticize the party in power's actions and policies

• To create new policies

• To remain neutral

What is the purpose of partisanship in the Governing Function?

• To ensure neutrality

• To promote cooperation between branches

• To eliminate political parties

• To increase political conflict

Which branch of government is NOT mentioned in the context of party policies?

• Legislative

• Executive

• Judicial

• Local