Across
- 3. One of the key inducements used by party machines.
- 4. Alliance of the major Western European nations
- 7. US tried to stay out of other nations' conflicts
- 8. Voting with one party for one office and another for other offices.
- 11. When two or more parties join to form a majority in a national legislature.
- 13. The commanding officers of the armed services who advise the president on military policy.
- 16. Voters are presented with a list of candidates from all the parties.
- 18. Assumes that people act in their own best interest.
- 20. Team of men and women seeking to control the governing
- 21. War by other than military means usually emphasizing idealogical conflict.
- 22. Head of the Department of State.
- 23. Elections to select party nominees in which only people who have registered in advance with the party
- 25. Controls the price of oil.
- 26. Elections where voters can decide on election day.
- 28. Defense plan against Soviet nuclear weapon unveiled in 1983.
- 29. Slow transformation from conflict thinking to cooperative thinking in foreign policy strategy and policy making.
- 30. Favored by some political scientists about how parties should work.
- 31. Displacement of the majority party by the minority party.
- 32. Contain advances and resist encroachments by peaceful means if possible, but force if necessary.
- 33. Mutual dependency.
- 34. Winner of popular votes in a state receives all electoral votes.
- 36. Battle of parties for control of public offices.
- 37. An organization whose members agree to renounce war and to respect certain human and economic freedoms.
- 39. Head of the department of Defense
- 40. Agency created after WW2
Down
- 1. Majority of voters cling to the party in power.
- 2. Tax added to imported goods.
- 3. Relies heavily on material inducements
- 5. Involves choice-taking; additionally involves another economic lifelines.
- 6. The national chairperson is responsible for the day-to-day activities of the party
- 9. Composed of representatives from the states
- 10. an electoral system used throughout most of Europe.
- 12. Meeting of party delegates every four years.
- 14. A group of individuals with a common interest on which every political party depends
- 15. An electoral "election" where new issues emerge
- 17. Coalition forged by the democrats.
- 19. Ratio of what is paid for imports and earned for exports
- 24. electoral contenders other than the 2 major parties.
- 27. A citizen's self proclaimed preference for one party or the other.
- 35. Members include: US, Canada, most Western European nations and Turkey.
- 38. One side's weponry become the other sides' goal to procure more weapons.