Upload
jason-simpson
View
214
Download
0
Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
Political PartiesPolitical Parties
Chapter 16Chapter 16
Development of PartiesDevelopment of Parties
Section ISection I
Pg 453Pg 453
Parties & Party SystemsParties & Party Systems
Political Party – Group of people Political Party – Group of people with broad common interestswith broad common interests
Parties organize to:Parties organize to: Win electionsWin elections Control governmentControl government Influence government policiesInfluence government policies
One Party SystemsOne Party Systems In one party systems, In one party systems,
the party is the the party is the governmentgovernment
Party leaders set Party leaders set government policygovernment policy
Differences arise only Differences arise only within the one party within the one party because the government because the government does not allow for does not allow for political oppositionpolitical opposition
Usually authoritarian Usually authoritarian governmentsgovernments Power through forcePower through force
Theocracy
Multi Party SystemsMulti Party Systems Most common political Most common political
systemsystem Voters have a wide Voters have a wide
range of choices range of choices during electionsduring elections
Parties must combine Parties must combine and form coalitions in and form coalitions in order to governorder to govern
Coalitions may break Coalitions may break down when disputes down when disputes arisearise These nations are often These nations are often
politically unstablepolitically unstable
Two Party SystemsTwo Party Systems
The United StatesThe United States RepublicanRepublican DemocraticDemocratic
About a dozen nations worldwide About a dozen nations worldwide have two-party systemshave two-party systems
Both parties compete for powerBoth parties compete for power Minor parties still existMinor parties still exist
Can you name any?Can you name any?
Minor PartiesMinor Parties Often called “third parties”Often called “third parties”
Anti-MasonAnti-Mason LibertyLiberty Free SoilFree Soil Know-NothingsKnow-Nothings Constitutional UnionConstitutional Union Southern DemocratsSouthern Democrats ProhibitionProhibition Liberal RepublicanLiberal Republican GreenbackGreenback Socialist LaborSocialist Labor PopulistPopulist National DemocratNational Democrat SocialistSocialist Bull Moose ProgressiveBull Moose Progressive La Follette ProgressiveLa Follette Progressive CommunistCommunist UnionUnion Socialist WorkersSocialist Workers States’ Rights DemocraticStates’ Rights Democratic Henry Wallace ProgressiveHenry Wallace Progressive Workers WorldWorkers World George Wallace American IndependentGeorge Wallace American Independent LibertarianLibertarian People’sPeople’s U.S. LaborU.S. Labor Citizen’sCitizen’s National UnityNational Unity New AllianceNew Alliance ReformReform Natural LawNatural Law ConstitutionConstitution GreenGreen Tea PartyTea Party
Impact & Obstacles of Third Impact & Obstacles of Third PartiesParties
ImpactImpact ObstaclesObstacles
Sway Presidential Sway Presidential ElectionsElections
Difficulty getting on Difficulty getting on the ballot in all statesthe ballot in all states
Promote unpopular Promote unpopular ideasideas
Single member Single member districtsdistricts
Reform in 1992Reform in 1992 Financial difficultiesFinancial difficulties
Minimum WageMinimum Wage Mostly regional Mostly regional partiesparties
EmancipationEmancipation