Which party is better described by the following elements:- Smaller/weaker federal government, leaving more power up to the states- Anti- National BankSocialist Democratic-RepublicansFederalistsWhig Party

Which party is better described by these elements:- Wanted a strong central government- Wanted good relations with Great Britain- Wanted a National Bank- Anti – French Revolution- George Washington, Alexander HamiltonDemocratic-RepublicansFederalistsCommunists Anti-Federalist

Which of the following can be considered one of the most enduring, long-term differences between the Republican and Democratic parties?Group of answer choicesThose in lower-income and lower-status occupations tend to view themselves as Democrats, while those at the higher end of the economic scale tend to view themselves as Republicans.Democrats tend to favor less government and Republicans favor more government programs.Democrats support economic aid to the Third World while Republicans support military aid.Republicans tend to support the right to own a gun while Democrats favor stringent gun controls.

Party Systems in the United StatesQuestionWhich of the following statements regarding political parties is true based on the graphic?ResponsesThe Democratic Party has consistently favored states’ rights.The Democratic Party has consistently favored states’ rights.The Republican Party initially emerged as an antislavery political party.The Republican Party initially emerged as an antislavery political party.Regional interests have not played a major role in any of the party systems.Regional interests have not played a major role in any of the party systems.The Democratic and Republican Parties were the two major parties during the First Party System.

The idea that the government is best that governs least is most fully embraced by what political party?Multiple choice question.GreenDemocraticRepublicanLibertarian

Which early political party formed to promote a strict construction of the Constitution and a weak central government?democratsfederalistsanti-federalistsrepublicans