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| group of people who seek to control govt through winning of elections and holding public office |
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| conservative and small govt |
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| firl allegiance to a political party as the basis for govt action |
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| someone they call acting of the party not in power |
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| the united states ahs this govt setup |
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| two major parties absorb good or popular ideas from minor parties |
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| why two party system is good |
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| tradition and political power |
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| two adv. of a two party system |
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| election laws favor the two major parties |
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| many distinct cults and groups |
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| general agreements among various groups |
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| good of a multi party system |
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| weak support,coalitions needed |
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| negatives of a multi party system |
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| defintion of a coalitions |
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| usually for public relation purposes |
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| A.A,union members,catholics |
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| white males,protostant,business community |
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| grew out of the failed whig party and antisalvery democrats |
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| domination 1860-1932 lincoln |
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| reassure control 1932-1968 FDER |
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