A) Constitutional provision for a bipartisan system that mirrors the bicameral legislature
B) Prevalence of single-member electoral districts
C) Prevalence of multimember electoral districts
D) Rules of proportional representation
E) Constitutional restriction on the speech of third-party candidates
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A) Single winners chosen by an absolute majority of votes
B) Multiple winners chosen by a proportional representation of votes
C) Multiple winners chosen by a simple plurality of votes
D) Single winners chosen by a proportional representation of votes
E) Single winners chosen by a simple plurality of votes
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A) The candidate who gets the most votes wins.
B) One must get a majority of votes cast to win.
C) Votes are allocated on a proportional basis.
D) Only parties receiving more than 5% of the vote are allocated seats.
E) A party must have competed in a previous election to be placed on the ballot.
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A) Shrink party loyalty
B) Gain access to Congress
C) Build party loyalty
D) Increase party disunity
E) Gain access to interest groups
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A) Necessity for the functioning of democracy
B) Tradition from colonial times that would always exist
C) Threat to national unity and popular government
D) Legitimate means for interest groups to attempt to gain control of the government
E) Vestige of politics under Great Britain and thus a thing of the past
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A) The local organization supported by district leaders, precinct or ward captains, and party workers
B) The state party chairperson and committees
C) The national campaign chairperson's volunteers
D) The White House interns
E) The national convention delegates
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A) Single-member plurality system
B) Proportional representation system
C) Winner-take-all system
D) Disproportional representation system
E) Two-party system
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A) Procedural
B) Substantive
C) Majoritarian
D) Pluralist
E) Responsible
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A) It was formed as a response to the Seneca Falls Convention for women's rights.
B) It was formed from a coalition of antislavery factions.
C) It was formed as an outgrowth of the Southern Whigs.
D) It was formed as the party supporting rum, Romanism, and rebellion.
E) It was formed during the era of good feelings.
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A) Democrats and Democratic-Republicans
B) Democrats and Republicans
C) Democrats and Whigs
D) Republicans and Democratic-Republicans
E) Republicans and Whigs
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A) Unitary
B) Autocracy
C) Federal
D) Parliamentary
E) Congressional
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A) Party ideology
B) Campaign committee
C) Party machine
D) Party conference
E) Party government
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A) They have been relatively inactive throughout the history of presidential elections.
B) They generally downplay ideology in favor of winning elections.
C) They are discouraged by the election laws in many states.
D) They have been increasingly more important in many national elections, most recently in 2004.
E) They do not need to meet minimum signature requirements in order to appear on ballots.
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A) A winner-take-all, or plurality, system
B) Proportional representation
C) One-party dominance of elections
D) Majoritarianism
E) Multimember constituencies
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A) Democratic
B) Tea
C) Populist
D) Republican
E) Liberal
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A) Taxes
B) Slavery
C) School prayer
D) Free trade
E) Silver
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A) Interest group
B) Political party
C) Labor union
D) Lobby
E) Special interest
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A) When there is general agreement on national priorities between the parties
B) When it is wartime
C) When their party is in control
D) When unemployment is low
E) When it is not an election year
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