'Democratic national committee' presentation slideshows

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5 IMPORTANT TASKS OF THE PARTIES

5 IMPORTANT TASKS OF THE PARTIES. Choose candidates Run campaigns Send cues to voters Articulate policies Coordinate policy making. 1. Choose candidates. Nomination process allows voters of the party to pick candidates 9 Republicans ran for president in 2012. 2. Parties run campaigns.

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Chapter 31: Continuing Divisions and New Limits

Chapter 31: Continuing Divisions and New Limits. 1969-1980. For 5 minutes, talk with a partner about everything you know about the decade of the 70s. The New Politics of Identity African American Cultural Nationalism

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3.3: Checks and Balances

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National Parties

National Parties. A two party system?. How about 106!. Traditionally decentralized parties. Most elections state and local Election laws state laws Grassroots tradition. Republican Party of San Diego. State party Board of directors; national committeemen County level organization

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Unlocking the Gate:

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Journal- United States History June 8, 2010

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The Last Word: Assignment 3 due tomorrow

Consider : How much control do national parties exert over state and local parties?. The Last Word: Assignment 3 due tomorrow. The Organization of Political Parties . Unit 3: AP Government and Politics . FIGURE 11.3: How are political parties organized?. The National Party. 11.2.

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Watergate

Watergate. The biggest political scandal to hit the United States 1972-1974. Background. Richard Nixon elected President in 1968 Reelection approaching in 1972 Paranoia of Nixon losing political race because of the Vietnam War

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CH 53: Nixon to 1991

CH 53: Nixon to 1991. 1968 Election. The 1968 election was peculiar Richard Nixon was nominated the Republican candidate after doing little since the 1960 election President LBJ shocking decided to NOT run for Re-election

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The 1970s

The 1970s. Kharim Mubili. Political Figures. Richard Nixon was born on January 9, 1913 and became the 37 th president of the United States. His term ran from 1969 to 1974. He was also the first president to resign from office.

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Richard M. Nixon

Richard M. Nixon. WWII Vet E lected House of Representatives 1946 Elected Senate 1950 Elected V.P. 1952 Runs for President 1960. Election of 1960. Contributing Factors: g enerational shift c ivil r ights movement f irst televised debate Kennedy mystique.

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WATERGATE!

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Nixon and Watergate

Nixon and Watergate. History. Nixon as a Hero Soviet Union China-Ping Pong Vietnam Imperial Presidency +Supported by the silent majority -Insecure- Republicans -Henry Cabot Lodge and the elite of the East Coast. Kennedys +/- Had a small group of fiercely loyal advisers. Watergate.

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WATERGATE SCANDAL ethical dilemma

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The Watergate Scandal

The Watergate Scandal. The Watergate Scandal. Richard Nixon was the 37 th President of the United States and a Republican He served as President from 1969-1974, in the middle of his second term an unprecedented political scandal occurred

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The Watergate Scandal

The Watergate Scandal. The Watergate Scandal. Richard Nixon was the 37 th President of the United States and a Republican He served as President from 1969-1974, in the middle of his second term an unprecedented political scandal occurred

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