'Party platform' diaporamas de présentation

What is the cost of Progress?

What is the cost of Progress?. Progressive Era US History Alameda High School. 1890-1920. At home Unit: Gilded Age & Progressive Response Abroad: America Becomes a World Power American Expansion WWI. Gilded Age (What does gilded mean?). Immigration Industrialization Urbanization

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AP Government

AP Government. Presidential Elections and the Presidency. The Road To The Presidency. The Presidential Primaries In the early 1800s, congressional leaders held a caucus to select presidential candidates.

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Unit 5

Unit 5. The Executive Branch. What are three qualities that make a good leader? . The executive branch. Section 1: The Presidential Office. Presidential vocabulary. Executive Having the power to put plans, actions, or laws into effect. Bureaucracy

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Elections and Voting Behavior

Elections and Voting Behavior. How American elections work. Three kinds of elections: 1. Primary elections : voters select party nominees 2. General elections : contested between nominees of each party

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Nominations and Campaigns

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Please write this question in your notebook

Please write this question in your notebook. How might someone like Mary Elizabeth Lease be an asset to farmers who were being ripped off?.

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U.S. Electoral Process

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AP Government Chapter 9

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PRESIDENT: The Executive Branch

PRESIDENT: The Executive Branch. LESSON 9. Who can be the President of the United States?. Selecting a Candidate Requirements 35 years of age Native-born citizen of United States Resident for at least 14 years. How do we nominate candidates?. Traditional Nominating Procedure

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The Executive Branch

The Executive Branch. The Presidency. 44 th President. Barack Obama is our 44 th President and serves in many roles. He is the chief of state which means he is the head of state. Chief Executive.

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New Deals and New Parties

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New Deals and New Parties

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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS. Political Parties. Groups of people that share similar beliefs who work to get candidates elected to office. Each party has a platform, or a list of things they will do if elected. Caucus. A meeting where people get together and discuss who they want to become

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THE ELECTION PROCESS

THE ELECTION PROCESS. NOMINATING CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT AND VP PRIMARIES ARE HELD FROM FEBRUARY TO JUNE PURPOSE IS TO CHOOSE THE ONE CANDIDATE A PARTY WANTS TO REPRESENT THEM. NOMINATING CONVENTIONS. EACH PARTY MEETS FOR FOUR OR FIVE DAYS IN EITHER LATE JULY OR EARLY AUGUST.

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Name of your party: _________________________

Name of your party: _________________________. Group Members: __________________________________________________________________________________________. Color: _________________________ Why this color: ________________________ _____________________________________

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Mongoose Party

Mongoose Party. Party Platform. Immigration. Illegal immigrants should be able to obtain citizenship. This would allow the government to collect back taxes and fines. It would also add millions of people that would be paying taxes each year. Education. We are against standardized testing.

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Chapter 22: Political Parties on Our Democracy

Chapter 22: Political Parties on Our Democracy. Social Science. Political Parties. A political party is an organization of citizens who wish to influence and control government by getting their members elected to office

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Political Parties

Political Parties. Continued. Functions of Political Parties. Nominate Candidates Inform Voters Ensure candidates are qualified Help govern in Congress and State Legislatures Act as watchdogs especially of officials of other parties. Democrats vs. Republicans.

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Chapter 13 Section 5

Chapter 13 Section 5. Objective: To understand how the national conventions operate. A. The convention setting. 1. Party conventions meet in large auditoriums, with seating arranged by state. 2. Large areas of the hall are reserved for spectators and the media. B. The Opening Session.

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Campaign Project!

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