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Challenge of Democracy, Seventh Edition
Kenneth Janda, Northwestern University;  Jeffrey M. Berry, Tufts University;  Jerry Goldman, Northwestern University

Chapter Outlines
Chapter Eight: Political Parties


Political Parties and Their Functions
What Is a Political Party?
Party Functions
Nominating Candidates
Structuring the Voting Choice
Proposing Alternative Government Programs
Coordinating the Actions of Government Officials
A History of U.S. Party Politics
The Preparty Period
The First Party System
Federalists and Democratic Republicans
The Second Party System
Democrats and Whigs
The Current Party System
Democrats and Republicans
Eras of Party Dominance Since the Civil War
A Rough Balance: 1860-1894
A Republican Majority: 1896-1930
A Democratic Majority: 1932 to the Present?
The American Two-Party System
Minor Parties in America
Why a Two-Party System?
The Federal Basis of The Party System
Party Identification In America
Party Ideology And Organization
Differences in Party Ideology
Voters and Activists
Platforms: Freedom, Order, and Equality
Different but Similar
National Party Organizations
State and Local Party Organizations
Decentralized but Growing Stronger
The Model Of Responsible Party Government



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