Traditionally, political parties have been defined as
A) organizations or associations that engage in politics on behalf of their members.
B) groups that have broad-based demands for government action on some problem or issue.
C) groups of like-minded people who band together to take control of government.
D) specialized organizations for raising and contributing election funds.
E) groups who pressure government for policy changes.
Question 2
Compulsory voting
A) is not used in Europe.
B) is only used by authoritarian governments, not in democracies.
C) was used in some states during the early Republic period in the United States.
D) is used in Australia and Belgium.
E) none of the above
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