POLI 330 Chapter 11 Parties
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Political party - Answer: Group seeking to elect office-holders under a
given label.
Interest aggregation - Answer: Melding separate interests into general
party platforms.
, Mobilization - Answer: Rousing people to participate in politics.
Neo-institutional theory - Answer: Institutions take on lives of their
own, sometimes disconnected from electorates.
Centralization - Answer: Degree of control exercised by national
headquarters.
Coherence - Answer: Sticking together to make a rational whole.
Tea Party - Answer: Informal grouping of militant Republicans.
Great Society - Answer: President Johnson's ambitious program of
social reforms.
Political appointment - Answer: Government job given to non-civil
servant, often as reward for support.
Transparency - Answer: Political money and transactions open to
public scrutiny.
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Political party - Answer: Group seeking to elect office-holders under a
given label.
Interest aggregation - Answer: Melding separate interests into general
party platforms.
, Mobilization - Answer: Rousing people to participate in politics.
Neo-institutional theory - Answer: Institutions take on lives of their
own, sometimes disconnected from electorates.
Centralization - Answer: Degree of control exercised by national
headquarters.
Coherence - Answer: Sticking together to make a rational whole.
Tea Party - Answer: Informal grouping of militant Republicans.
Great Society - Answer: President Johnson's ambitious program of
social reforms.
Political appointment - Answer: Government job given to non-civil
servant, often as reward for support.
Transparency - Answer: Political money and transactions open to
public scrutiny.
