wealth based on money and goods | ||
groups with different beliefs and culture | ||
abundant and fertile land | ||
individual belief that government will respond | ||
individual attitudes toward an issue | ||
american voter | ||
developed public opinion polling | ||
people connected to ideas by parties | ||
always vote democratic | ||
gives everyone in the population an equal probability of being selected | ||
asks television viewers to call in their opinions. is not very expensive | ||
wanted a strong central government | ||
wanted a weak central government | ||
the party was formed in opposition to the policies of president Andrew Jackson and his democratic party | ||
connect people in a large democracy to the government. media, interest groups, parties, elections | ||
the period in the US corresponding with the term of Monroe from 1817-1825 | ||
when voters are moved toward nonpartisanship thus weakening the structure of political parties | ||
government in which one party controls the presidency while another party controls the congress | ||
lobbyists... interests that represent institutions | ||
raised and distributed by political action committees to promote a candidate or issue | ||
mixture of public and private money funds for presidential elections | ||
6 person federal election commission... no cash over 100 everything above $100 must be disclosed, no foreign money | ||
system which the people elect one representative per district. winner take all. | ||
election to choose candidates open to independents and where voters may choose | ||
party election to choose candidates that is closed to independent voters may not cross party lines | ||
election to choose candidates that is closed to independent voters can choose candidates from all the parties. |
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