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Question 1.
The Reagan Coalition included many internationalists and anticommunists concerned with a strong military presence.


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Question 2.
Prior to becoming President of the U.S., Bill Clinton chaired the Democratic Leadership Council, designed to create a more centrist Democratic party.

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Question 3.
The responsible party model is an accurate depiction of the American party system.

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Question 4.
Convention delegates are usually chosen by the party’s primary voters.


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Question 5.
The Anti-Federalists initially formed to oppose ratification of the Constitution.

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Question 6.
The election of 1804 was important because it was the first time that government control passed from one party to another through an election.

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Question 7.
The GOP or "Grand Old Party" refers to the Democrats.

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Question 8.
Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal coalition of 1932 included southern whites and African Americans.

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Question 9.
Ronald Reagan left office with a large federal surplus.

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Question 10.
Political parties today play a substantial role in recruiting candidates for political office.

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