Can someone me? ? which major political party is considered conservative in the united states? question 7 options: tea party green party republicans democrats which major political party is considered liberal in the united states? question 8 options: democrats republicans tea party green party question 9 unsaved what type of party system does the united states currently have? question 9 options: single party system multi party system two party system none of these: the united states does not use political parties.

Question 7

Which major political party is considered conservative in the United States?

Tea Party

Green Party

Republicans

Democrats

Question 8

Which major political party is considered liberal in the United States?

Democrats

Republicans

Tea Party

Green Party

Question 9

What type of party system does the United States currently have?

Single Party system

Multi Party system

Two Party System

none of these: The United States does not use political parties.

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