Political Parties in the United States

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What is one of the advantages of a two-party system?

It offers voters a clear choice

Why does change tend to come slowly in the United States due to the two-party system?

The two major parties oppose each other on most issues

Which of the following is an example of a third party in the United States?

Libertarian Party

What does it mean when an American is referred to as an independent?

They are not registered members of any political party

In which presidential election did Ross Perot, an independent candidate, perform well?

1992

What does a political party primarily aim to do?

Put their ideas into effective government action

If a candidate is running for the Republican Party's nomination for President, who would support the candidate's campaign?

Just the Republican Party

How does the term 'political spectrum' define differences in political views?

It symbolizes a range of differences in political views.

Which concept refers to a country's political system being dominated by only two major political parties?

Two-party system

If someone is described as liberal in their political views, where would they likely be placed on the political spectrum?

Far left

Learn about political parties in the United States, including examples like the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. Explore how parties select candidates for political office and their role in government action.

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