The Green Party, an Issue-Oriented Party, Did Not Fade into History

question 6

Multiple Choice

The Green Party, an issue-oriented party, did not fade into history because:

• A) it was formed by a leader with a strong personality.
• B) it believes in a particular political doctrine.
• C) it became indifferent to some of the minor social issues.
• D) it broadened its scope beyond just a single area of concern.
• E) it partnered with major parties to resolve social issues.

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Definitions:

Ivan Boesky

A former American stock trader who became infamous in the 1980s for his role in a major insider trading scandal.

Greed Is Good

A phrase popularized by the film "Wall Street" (1987) to encapsulate the idea that unbridled financial self-interest and the pursuit of personal wealth are positive forces in society.

Wall Street Trader

An individual who buys and sells stocks or other financial instruments on Wall Street, the heart of the financial district in New York City.

Roots

A television miniseries based on Alex Haley's 1976 novel "Roots: The Saga of an American Family," tracing the ancestry of the author back to Africa and through seven generations.