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What are the two major political parties?
The two major political parties are the Democrats and the Republicans.
Republicans and Democrats most differ on their ideas of the …?
Republicans and Democrats most differ on their ideas of the economy.
What is a party platform?
A party platform is the group of general ideas that the political parties "stand on", or believe.
What are basic believes of the Democratic Party?
The basic belief of the Democratic Party is that the government should be a part of people's everyday lives, and that the government should help the economy.
What are basic believes of the Republican Party?
The basic belief of the Republican Party is that the government should stay away from people's lives, and that the economy should fix itself, without government interference.
How do 3rd parties affect elections?
3rd parties can affect elections because they give another option for people who dislike one party, but disagrees with the other.
What are the 7 different types of propaganda?
The 7 different types of propaganda are: glittering generality, transfer, just plain folks, endorsement, band wagon, name calling, and card stacking.
What is the watchdog theory?
The "Watchdog" theory is basically saying that the press is the "Watchdog" of the government, making sure that everything is okay and functional, similar to a watchdog of a house, making sure no one does anything sketchy.
How does the media influence government?
The media influences government through their biased opinions on government, getting viewers to vote on the way that they support.
How do interest groups affect the government?
Interest groups influence the government through money. They provide money for the president's campaign, in exchange for the thing that they want to publicize or get done in the government.