1. What is the difference between a party’s platform and a plank? Select all that apply. (2 points)
A.A plank is more general than the platform.
B.A plank is more specific than the platform.
C.A plank is a statement of a single position.
D.A plank is a declaration of the party’s positions on major issues.
E.A plank is a permanent fixture of a party.
F.A plank does not make a difference to voters.
2. Who decides if a party’s platform gets carried out? (1 point)
A.the election board
B.the party’s chairman
C.the party members
D.the voters
3. Which statement is true historically about the platforms of Republicans and Democrats?
A. Democrats tend to support social programs, and Republicans tend to oppose them.
B. Democrats tend to support free trade, and Republicans tend to oppose it.
C.Republicans tend to support new taxes, and Democrats tend to oppose them.
D.Republicans tend to support immigration, and Democrats tend to oppose it.