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What did most women in the early republic do?
to tend to childern
What are four factors that tend to influence party choice?
It is usually occupation (your money income, type of job, etc. Low income people tend to be democrats while richer people usually are republican) Family (most people follow their family's original party views) Usually age group (fresh new voters and people who are in college tend to become democratic followers while older more experienced people tend to turn to the republican side.) And sadly i forgot the last one. I took notes on it but someone stole my school binder :( Sorry! Hopefully someone else answers it!
Why do single-issue parties tend to be short-lived?
They died away as events have passed them by, as their themes have failed to attract voters, or as one or both of the major parties have taken their key issues as their own.
A coalition of justices is?
A coalition of justices is a voting bloc. A voting bloc is a group of voters that are strongly motivated by a specific common concern or group of concerns to the point that such specific concerns tend to dominate their voting patterns, causing them to vote together in elections.
Why is being an idealist looked down upon?
Because idealists tend to think that the society we have today is completely wrong and must be totally overhauled and replaced in order to have a "perfect society." As far as I know, most people believe that society could use a lot of improvements, but it isn't necessarily bad and it doesn't need to be completely destroyed.
What did most European parties on the political left tend to appeal to?
Working class voters
Most European parties on the political left tend to appeal mainly to?
Working-class voters
How do presidential debates tend to affect voters?
Presidential debates tend to affect voters because, as the council of the U.S is working on the debates, the president is not always able to help out with them, which makes it effecting the voters.
What kind of voters tend to cluster on the US coasts and around the Great Lakes?
Democratic
How do economic issues affect the president and presidential election?
The so-called "pocket book " issues are always very important to voters. Candidates who can convince the voters that their plans will make economic conditions better are most likely to win. After a President is in office, voters tend to blame him and his party if the economy takes a down turn or does not improve.
What three factors tend to weaken campaign impacts on voters?
The three factors attend to weaken campaigns' impacts on voters are selective perception, party identification, and incumbency.
What kind of voters tend to cluster on the U.S. coasts and around the Great Lakes?
Answer this question… Democratic
How do Jewish voters vote?
They tend to be more liberal than average on economic and cultural issues.
What kind of voters tend to cluster around the U.S coasts and around the great lakes?
Democratic
Opinion leaders tend to?
Tend to make people believe that whatever they believe in is better and of great value.
Explain what it means to target voters?
Targeting voters means catering towards a particular demographic of voters. This involves taking positions they tend to support, taking interest in their needs, and spending time getting to know people in that group. Ads can also target voters by incorporating things that interest that group.
What party do Catholic voters tend to vote for?
It all depends. Usually, the Bishops will encourage Catholics to vote for pro-life. However, there are the liberal Catholics who tend to vote Democratic. Yet, overall, Catholics tend to vote Republican.
