Question

Political parties are primarily defined in which of the following ways?

A. a candidate
B. a state
C. a law
D. an issue

Answer 1

A i believe

Answer 2

Why do you say that?

Answer 3

In my personal opinion it would be D but the correct answer is A

Answer 4

because political parties are always considered a candidates. being as to how they are "parties" i agree with @The_Mobster though, D is a better answer. Not the right one, but a better one

Answer 5

yea

Answer 6

I was actually stuck between A and D so I'm glad y'all cleared it up for me. Haha, thanks. Could you help me with a couple more? They're fairly easy, I just want to make sure I'm understanding everything correctly.

Answer 7

Its no problem at all let us know if you need anything else

Answer 8

^^ what they said haha

Answer 9

Which of the following if NOT a function served by political parties?
A. governmental function
B. electing function
C. seal of approval function
D. nominating function
I think it's B because I don't remember it being one of the main functions but I know elections are held so it makes me also think it's A...

Answer 10

Political parties (1) select candidates, (2) mobilize voters, (3) facilitate governance, and (4) monitor the opposing party when it's in power

Answer 11

thats what they do

Answer 12

So is it D? Now I'm rethinking it. Because they don't nominate candidates. Or do they? Agh I'm so confused lol

Answer 13

they select candidates

Answer 14

i didnt see anything about a seal of approval

Answer 15

That's actually the one answer I do think is correct though. It's what I remember in my lesson. Political parties decide which candidates they approve and which ones they don't. But it might not relate to this question.. are you sure it's C?