History help!!?

Question

1: To become a member of a political party, it is necessary to pay annual dues.

True

False

2: The Constitution makes no mention of political parties.

True

False

3: Third parties are important because they have a good chance of winning elections in the United States.

True

False

4: When a member of a political party disagrees with many other members, he is likely to join the opposition party.

True

False

5: The United States may be called a two-party country.

True

False

6: The purpose of a political party is to get its candidates elected.

True

False

7: The Democratic Party has national, state, and local levels of organization.

True

False

8: The national committee of each party writes the party platform, or declaration of principles.

True

False

9: Party nominees for President and Vice-President are chosen at national conventions by a majority of the delegates.

True

False

10: The Federal government requires people to pay taxes to support religious organizations

True

False

11: Since colonial times, there has been complete freedom of worship in America.

True

False

12: The Constitution of the United States prohibits Congress from making laws in regard to the establishment of a religion or prohibiting the free exercise of religion.

True

False

Answer 1

1.False

2.True

3.False

4.True

5.True

6.True

7.True

8.True

9.True

10.False

11.False

12.True

Answer 2

False

true

false

false

true

true

true

true

true

false

false

true

I see that someone contradicted me concerning #4.  My position is not that the person who disagrees with the majority will not necessarily join the opposition, more often in US politics they become independent.  Teddy Roosevelt did not run as a Democrat, he formed the Bull Moose Party.  Ross Perot did not become a democrat, either time, both times he formed a separate independent party.  More recently, Joe Lieberman left the democratic party, but he now votes as an independent.  

They did not join the opposition, they formed a third wing.