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: A party's candidate for President is selected in the Presidential primary election.
True
False
9: The national committee of each party writes the party platform, or declaration of principles.
True
False
10: Party nominees for President and Vice-President are chosen at national conventions by a majority of the delegates.
True
False
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