'Divided government' diaporamas de présentation

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Unit 3

Unit 3. Political Parties. A. What is a Political Party?. A political party is a group of citizens who organize to: Win elections Hold public office Operate the government Determine public policy. B. Levels of American Political Parties.

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Chapter 7 - Political Parties

Chapter 7 - Political Parties. Party Socialization. Structures political perceptions within group Educates membership on policy and platform Provides a reference point for change. Election 2004 Party Makeup. People who feel attached to one of two major parties.

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American Political Culture

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Institutions

Institutions. Want stable democracy? Get the institutions right! Institutions: humanly devised constraints that shape and guide behavior. Who plays the game, how they play the game, and consequently, who wins and who loses.

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Institutions

Institutions. Want stable democracy? Get the institutions right! Institutions: humanly devised constraints that shape and guide behavior. Who plays the game, how they play the game, and consequently, who wins and who loses.

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Opener

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POLI-D-537 Parties and Government in the U.S. 5 ects

POLI-D-537 Parties and Government in the U.S. 5 ects. Emilie van Haute. Week 4. Part I Parties and Politics in the U.S. Outline I.1. Party Eras I.2. Party System I.3. Party Organization I.4. Party Ideology, Issues and Polarization. 3. Party Eras.

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POLI-D-537 Parties and Government in the U.S. 5 ects

POLI-D-537 Parties and Government in the U.S. 5 ects. Emilie van Haute. Week 4. Part I Parties and Politics in the U.S. Outline I.1. Party Eras I.2. Party System I.3. Party Organization I.4. Party Ideology, Issues and Polarization. 3. Party Eras.

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Opener

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DIVIDED GOVERNMENT

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The Presidency

The Presidency. AP Government and Politics. President as C hief Executive. Executive Power - enforces federal laws -administers a vast federal bureaucracy- spends 3 trillion a year/ 2.7 million civilian employees. The President as Chief Executive cont. Appointment Power

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Parties

Parties. The Backbone of American Politics. Functions of Parties. How many functions of political parties can you name?. Answers. Nominate candidates Expansion of primaries has decreased this function somewhat; Candidate centered, not party centered; Register voters Raise and spend funds

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Why is it so hard to pass legislation in Congress?

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AP Government Exam Review

AP Government Exam Review. Meredith Santo B8 25 April 2012. Full Faith and Credit Clause. Provides that the various states must recognize legislative acts, public records, and judicial decisions of the other states within the United States.

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AP Government Exam Review

AP Government Exam Review. Meredith Santo B8 25 April 2012. Full Faith and Credit Clause. Provides that the various states must recognize legislative acts, public records, and judicial decisions of the other states within the United States.

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Information Gathered From Test

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What is a political party? (take two)

What is a political party? (take two). Why is it difficult to assess the relative strength of the American political parties?. Evidence for decline. Primaries Independents Candidate centered campaigns Divided government Committees/seniority Presidents go public. Evidence for strength.

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