Exam 11: Parties
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Because U.S.parties are weakly organized and decentralized-in effect, every congressional district and state has its own parties, little related to each other-the parties do not cohere well at the __________ level.
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Parties assuage conflicts between interest groups through __________-in other words, pulling together their separate interests into a larger organization.
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In parliamentary systems, the majority party must resign when constituents submit a vote of non-confidence in the party.
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By welcoming new groups into their ranks, parties __________.
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The parties in Sweden's Riksdag maintain a right-leaning ideological bent.
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If Republicans start worrying that Libertarian candidates are taking some of their votes, the Libertarians will become __________.
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What did the 2012 U.S.presidential election demonstrate about party cohesion?
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British parties select candidates by bargaining between national headquarters and local constituency organizations.This system is __________ the party list system in Israel.
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In Israel's candidate selection system, each party draws up a __________ of 120 nominees to the Knesset (parliament) and voters choose a single list.
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Stable, moderate party systems made democracy possible in which former totalitarian nations?
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U.S.parties are weakly organized and decentralized, and thus, the parties do not __________ well at the national level.
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Britain's party system led to a(n) "__________ parliament" and shaky government following the 2010 elections.
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Roosevelt's Democratic coalition consisted of which three disparate interest groups?
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Poland's exceedingly fragmented multiparty system has recently formed into a __________ one.
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Ideologically, Communists are considered a(n) __________ party.
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The American electoral system is based on the British "first past the post" (FPTP) system, named so because __________.
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Evaluate the effect of 1980s Republican Party cohesion on the Democratic Party.
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Right-wing parties, such as the British Conservatives under Thatcher, want to __________.
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What did the Moderate Party do to acquire a majority in the Swedish Riksdag (parliament)?
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