Political Parties and Pressure Groups
Civics ⇒ Democracy and Government
Political Parties and Pressure Groups starts at 10 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe any one challenge faced by political parties in India.
Describe any two ways in which pressure groups influence government policies.
Describe the role of opposition parties in a democracy.
Explain how pressure groups contribute to the deepening of democracy.
Explain the difference between a political party and a pressure group.
Explain the term 'coalition government'.
Explain the term 'party system'.
Explain the term 'regional party' with an example.
Name any two national political parties in India.
Name any two types of pressure groups based on their interests.
What is a one-party system? Give an example of a country with such a system.
What is a political party?
What is meant by a 'recognised party' in India?
What is meant by 'defection' in the context of political parties?
What is the main difference between sectional and promotional pressure groups?
What is the main objective of a pressure group?
What is the significance of party symbols in Indian elections?
