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Identify how political parties and interest groups participate in elections and lawmaking.
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An organization chooses candidates, writes a platform, and tries to win elections. What type of organization is it?
Before an election, party members choose one person to represent them as their candidate. What process is this?
A party document lists goals such as taxes, schools, and health care. What is this document called?
Volunteers call voters to support their party's nominee for governor. What party role are they performing?
A party opens local offices, registers supporters, and reminds people when to vote. What role is it performing?
In some states, only voters registered with a party may vote in that party's primary election. What is this kind of primary called?
Every four years, each major party holds a large meeting where delegates officially nominate its candidate for president. What is this meeting called?
A group asks lawmakers to pass stricter water-quality rules but does not run candidates for office. What is it?
Representatives from a teachers' association meet legislators to support more school funding. What activity is this?
An environmental organization buys ads urging citizens to contact Congress about clean-air rules. What role is it playing?
A business association sends research to city council members about a proposed tax. What interest-group method is shown?
A veterans' group urges supporters to email senators about a benefits bill. What is the group trying to influence?
In the United States, the Democratic and Republican parties win almost all major elections. What is this pattern called?
A health organization rates candidates by their votes on medical issues and shares the ratings with members. What is the purpose?
A group writes a platform and nominates a candidate, while another group lobbies for park funding. Which action belongs to the party?
The Libertarian Party and the Green Party run candidates against the Democrats and Republicans but rarely win. What are these parties called?
A wildlife group backs habitat laws, while a party backs a candidate for mayor. What is the clearest difference?
A labor union forms a group that raises money and gives it to candidates who support workers. What is this group called?
An interest group files a lawsuit claiming that a state law breaks the Constitution. What method is the group using?
A voter does not belong to any political party and decides each election based on the candidates. What is this voter called?
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