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What is the primary focus of Harris's immigration policy?
What is the primary focus of Harris's immigration policy?
- Seal the border and increase enforcement
- Regional investments to deter illegal crossings (correct)
- Mass deportations
- No citizenship for illegal immigrants
Trump supports a conservative approach to citizens' rights.
Trump supports a conservative approach to citizens' rights.
True (A)
What are Harris's views on gun control?
What are Harris's views on gun control?
Tighter gun laws including background checks and a ban on assault weapons.
Trump's approach to abortion is characterized by _________.
Trump's approach to abortion is characterized by _________.
Match the following policies with their respective politicians:
Match the following policies with their respective politicians:
Which of the following statements is most aligned with Democratic beliefs?
Which of the following statements is most aligned with Democratic beliefs?
The political symbol of the Democrats is an elephant.
The political symbol of the Democrats is an elephant.
Who was the first president associated with the Democratic Party?
Who was the first president associated with the Democratic Party?
The Republican Party tends to prioritize ________ taxes for its citizens.
The Republican Party tends to prioritize ________ taxes for its citizens.
Match the following political figures with their corresponding parties:
Match the following political figures with their corresponding parties:
Which statement reflects Republican views on government intervention in business?
Which statement reflects Republican views on government intervention in business?
Democrats believe that a strong government is essential for helping citizens.
Democrats believe that a strong government is essential for helping citizens.
What is one key difference between the views of Democrats and Republicans regarding immigration?
What is one key difference between the views of Democrats and Republicans regarding immigration?
Flashcards
Democrats
Democrats
A U.S. political party generally associated with liberal views, advocating for social programs and government intervention in the economy.
Republicans
Republicans
A U.S. political party generally associated with conservative views, advocating for lower taxes, smaller government, and individual liberties.
Liberal
Liberal
Political ideology emphasizing social progress, government intervention in social and economic issues, and individual rights.
Conservative
Conservative
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Government Role: Democrats
Government Role: Democrats
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Government Role: Republicans
Government Role: Republicans
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Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris
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Donald Trump
Donald Trump
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Harris's stance on abortion
Harris's stance on abortion
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Trump's stance on abortion
Trump's stance on abortion
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Harris's economic policy
Harris's economic policy
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Trump's economic policy
Trump's economic policy
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Harris's foreign policy
Harris's foreign policy
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Study Notes
US Political Parties
- Two main parties: Democrats and Republicans
- Democrats are considered a liberal political party, while Republicans are considered conservative
- Democrats generally advocate for a larger role for government in addressing societal issues
- Republicans generally advocate for a limited role for government involving less intervention in people's lives
- Democrats generally support higher taxes for wealthy people and social programs, and favor stricter environmental laws and regulations, broad social security, and address climate change. They also push for civil rights
- Democrats typically support gun control measures, comprehensive immigration reform, supporting Ukraine
- Republicans generally favor lower taxes, shrinking the government's role, and more limited social programs. They also advocate for the right to bear arms without restrictions and restrictions on immigration with increased border security.
Party Symbols
- Democrats: Donkey
- Republicans: Elephant
Party Origins
- The term "jackass" was used for President Andrew Jackson in the 1830s by political opponents.
- The elephant symbol for Republicans was used in a political cartoon in 1874
Famous Presidents
- Images of various US presidents and their party affiliation (Democrat or Republican) are included.
General Positions
- Democrats and Republicans vary in their specific policies in many areas, including the role of government, taxation, and social issues
2020 Election Results
- Joe Biden (Democrat) won the popular vote with 51.31%
- Donald Trump (Republican) received 46.85% of the popular vote.
- Other candidates received less than 2% of the popular vote.
Other Parties and Candidates
- Other US parties that have candidates include the Libertarian Party and Green Party.
- Examples of prominent candidates from these parties are listed with their age, profession, state, and positions on various issues, such as Palestine, climate policy, and healthcare.
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Description
This quiz covers an overview of the two main political parties in the United States: Democrats and Republicans. It highlights their ideologies, policies, and key symbols. Test your knowledge about their stances on government, taxes, and social issues.
