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| influence governments to change their behavior |
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| people have used various forms of protest to |
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| but the most common form of political participation in |
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| organize to get people to vote |
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| different groups began to |
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| a group of people who shared many of the same ideas about government and work togather to get their candinate elected |
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| a bad idea because they could divided the counrty |
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| george wasgington thought political parties were |
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| that they are nessceciary to oraginze political parties |
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| but by the 1790's people saw |
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| what are themost important ploitical parties |
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| in electrol voting has locked out the third party growing and having power |
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| elect president in reality the the electorl college |
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| the citizens of the united states do not |
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is by a cencus it is taken every 10 years
one use two elected how many |
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| in official count of the people |
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| it is referred as the third party |
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| when a party is not one of the major parties |
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| one of the two major parties are |
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a. affordable health care
b. retirement security
c. protecting civil rights |
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| the democrat part platfrom says that the party stands for |
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| donkey adopted by andrew jackson in 1824 |
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