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Political Parties MatchUp
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Neoconservatives
Federal
Fifth Party System
Fiscal Conservatives
Affirmative Action
Party Renewal
New Deal Coalition
States' Rights
Solid South
Republicans resent this policy, which they see as discriminatory against whites.
Collection of groups - Southerners, urban working class, ethnic groups, trade unionists and liberal middle class - that became the bedrock of Democratic support from 1930s onwards.
Often abbreviated to just seven letters, this group within Republicanism favours a proactive foreign policy, big increases in defence spending and 'regime change'.
An argument suggesting that each state's Republican or Democratic party has different aims and objectives.
From the 1930s onwards, Southern whites gave strong support to the Democrats, a phenomenon known as the ______ ______.
Because the US is ______, parties are decentralised and regionally based.
Theory that political parties still play a significant role in US politics (goes hand in hand with partisanship).
Republicans support this; they believe that more of the federal government's power should be given to the 50 states.
Faction within the Republican Party that wants tax cuts, a balanced budget and a reduced role for the state.