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When did the political parties choose their symbols?
they chose their symbols at 2000
What is the importance of symbols allotted to the political parties and who allots the symbols?
It is important because in this world there are some poor people also and this symbols will help them to vote for a particular party..
What advantag to become a member of either republican or Democratic Party?
US citizens wishing to become members of a political party will chose the party that best represents their own political views. Generally speaking, people don't chose to become a Democrat or a Republican based on any "advantage". This holds true for other political parties in the US. There are a number of smaller parties in the US, however, these parties rarely have an impact on US politics.
How do political parties connects the people and the government?
Political parties are the principle means by which the will of the people is made known to the government.
How do political parties connect to the people and the government?
Political parties are the principle means by which the will of the people is made known to the government.
Attitude of the American people toward political parties?
The attitude of the American people toward political parties is seen in the strong feelings an d loyalty they have in their respective parties. The two main political divides in America are Republicans and Democrats.
Which institution developed outside the limits of the written constitution of the United states?
Political Parties.
Why did Mussolini outlaw opposing parties?
Mussolini didn't want other political parties to be voted for - once Italian citizens found out the Blackshirts were a fascist party, people chose to elect another party. When Mussolini outlawed other parties in 1926, it was impossible to vote for anyone else. People who spoke up against the regime were killed.
Why do you have political parties?
Political Parties a gruop of people organized to influenced government through winning elections and setting public policy.
Which of these is true regarding political parties in the United States?
Parties provide a voice for people with common political interests
Political parties are 'accountable' to voters in that?
People can vote them out of power.
What do people give to political parties?
money time and work
