Section 5 Flashcards
Supported by two parities
Bipartisan
General agreement among various groups on fundamental matters
Consensus
The largest number of votes cast for an office
Plurality
A temporary alliance of several groups that come together to fork a working majority
Coalition
Action based on strong support of a political party and is policy stands
Partisanship
A group that seeks to control government through winning elections and holding public office
Political party
Parties that focus on only one public-policy matter
Single-issue parties
One who introduces a new approach
Innovator
Parties rooted in poor economic times that lack a clear ideological base
Economic protest parties
Relating to the land it’s cultivation
Agrarian
Parties based on a set beliefs or comprehensive view of social, economic, or political matters
Ideological parties
Parties that have split away from one of the major parties
Splinter parties