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16 Cards in this Set
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What does building a bridge between the people and government do? |
Makes the people feel a sense of power |
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When political parties stop IG conflict and use their separate issues to help them meet some of their goals |
Aggregation of interests |
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When political parties bring in left out political system groups |
Integration into Political System |
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When political parties teach members how to play the political game |
Political socialization |
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What is connection between strength of parties & turnout levels |
The higher the strength of the party, the greater the turnout |
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Which system gives winning parties control of legislative and executive branches |
parliamentary systems |
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Degree of control exercised by party's national headquarters |
centralization |
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What happens when parties become too dependent on rich IG's for funds? |
they risk corruption and scandal |
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Well organized parties that strive for large and committed membership |
mass parties |
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weakly organized parties that are based on politically active elites |
cadre parties |
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parties that are built around one person |
devotee parties |
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parties that propose leveling of class difference |
left wing parties |
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parties hat favor welfare states, but not nationalization |
center-left parties |
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parties that are liberal on social questions, but conservative on economics |
centrist parties |
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parties that want to rein in the welfare state with a conservative economy |
center-right parties |
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parties that disfavor labor unions and welfare state |
right-wing parties |
