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Which person or group do you think has the most influence on legislation?

The groups that have the most influence on the legislation are the democratic and republican parties. At times, liberal and independent parties do play a role in influencing the legislation.


What are the names of the three political parties?

in addition to the main three parties, the Commons has a range of other political groups also elected by the public. This includes nationalist organisations like Plaid Cymru (Wales) and the Scottish National Party, Northern Ireland's various political parties and minority parties like the Green Party or Respect.


Who were the leaders of each of these two political parties that was formed during Washington's second term?

The Democratic-Republican Party was founded by Thomas Jefferson, they thought that less government power was needed to secure peoples rights. The Federalist Party was founded by Alexander Hamilton, they thought that more government power was needed to secure people rights (which included a strong military). Both of these founders where in George Washington's Cabinet. George Washington did not choose a favorable side, however, he did not believe in a Political Parties. He remained neutral. A Federalist back then would be considered to be a modern day Republican. A Democratic-Republican back then would be considered to be a modern day Democrat. Lincoln would form the Republican party. Andrew Jackson Formed the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party would also be less commonly known as The Jefferson-Jackson Party.


Since 1990s what interest groups and constituencies traditionally vote for the republican party?

Jews voted democratic while germans voted republic


What were the original political parties in 1776?

I know that there were federalist parties and democrat-republic parties

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What are the two political groups called?

You need to specify in what COUNTRY (we get questions from several nations) In the US, it is the Democratic and Republican parties.


Which person or group do you think has the most influence on legislation?

The groups that have the most influence on the legislation are the democratic and republican parties. At times, liberal and independent parties do play a role in influencing the legislation.


What were the democratic Republican?

They were American clubs/groups in support of the French Revolution. They hoped to repay France for helping them in the American Revolution.


What were the Democratic and Republican societies?

They were American clubs/groups in support of the French Revolution. They hoped to repay France for helping them in the American Revolution.


What are the names of the three political parties?

in addition to the main three parties, the Commons has a range of other political groups also elected by the public. This includes nationalist organisations like Plaid Cymru (Wales) and the Scottish National Party, Northern Ireland's various political parties and minority parties like the Green Party or Respect.


Who were the leaders of each of these two political parties that was formed during Washington's second term?

The Democratic-Republican Party was founded by Thomas Jefferson, they thought that less government power was needed to secure peoples rights. The Federalist Party was founded by Alexander Hamilton, they thought that more government power was needed to secure people rights (which included a strong military). Both of these founders where in George Washington's Cabinet. George Washington did not choose a favorable side, however, he did not believe in a Political Parties. He remained neutral. A Federalist back then would be considered to be a modern day Republican. A Democratic-Republican back then would be considered to be a modern day Democrat. Lincoln would form the Republican party. Andrew Jackson Formed the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party would also be less commonly known as The Jefferson-Jackson Party.


Similarities between interest groups and political parties?

That both advocate specific issues on behalf of constituencies which lend them their support.


What demographic groups are most likely to support a republican presidential candidate?

white males


Since 1990s what interest groups and constituencies traditionally vote for the republican party?

Jews voted democratic while germans voted republic


How are interest groups funded?

I believe that one of the ways in which pressure groups are funded is through the use of anonymous donors. Wealthy donors who support the cause may be more than happy to donate to the cause. An example could be FOREST, the pro-smoking group. It is argued that FOREST are financially supported by many tobacco companies. Perhaps another way in which pressure groups are funded is through fundraisers, in the same way in which political parties raise money.


What parties support the democratic party?

The groups that supported the Democratic party in the 20's were Fundamentalists and Modernists, northern liberals, and southern stand-patters, immigrants, and old-stock Americans.


What were the original political parties in 1776?

I know that there were federalist parties and democrat-republic parties

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