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The United States Political Parties, The American Campaign And The Election Process

An exploration of the U.S. political party system, campaign strategies, and elections.

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The United States Political Parties, The American Campaign And The Election Process - Page 1 preview imageTitle: The United States Political parties, participation,the American campaign and the electionprocessPresented By:Welcome!
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The United States Political Parties, The American Campaign And The Election Process - Page 2 preview imageIntroductionPolitical Parties✓Today, United States is a multi-party system.✓Thereare different political parties with the most powerfulbeing Democratic Party and the Republican Party.✓The other political parties include the Reform, Libertarian,Green, Socialist, Constitution and the Natural Law parties.✓All these political parties play a major role in U.S. politics andpresidential elections.
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The United States Political Parties, The American Campaign And The Election Process - Page 3 preview imageThe functions and purpose of politicalparties in the United StatesPolitical parties in the United States perform an important task ingovernment.✓Selectingcandidates✓Mobilize voters✓Monitor the opposing party when it is inpower✓Facilitate governance
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The United States Political Parties, The American Campaign And The Election Process - Page 4 preview imageWays in which the American citizenscan participate in campaigns andelectionprocessesThe American citizens can participate in campaigns:•Looking for information in magazines, newspapers, and otherreference materials and judging theiraccuracy•Trying to persuade other people to vote certaincandidates•Contributing money to a candidate or a party forcampaign•Attending meetings and campaign rallies to lend support, gaininformation and discussissues•Citizens can use tools like the Internet to encourage andcampaign for a party or a candidate
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