The Founders-And George Washington in Particular-Thought of Political Parties as

question 65

Multiple Choice

 The Founders-and George Washington in particular-thought of political parties as 

• A) the primary means of communication between voters and representatives. 
• B) "factions" motivated by ambition and self-interest. 
• C) a necessary element of the democratic political process. 
• D) a useful device for purposes of recruitment. 
• E) the logical result of republican principles.

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Definitions:

Private Firm

A business whose shares are not offered to the public and is held by a limited number of shareholders.

Non-Public Firms

Companies that do not have their stock traded on public stock exchanges and are typically privately owned.

Shareholders

Individuals or entities that own one or more shares of stock in a public or private corporation, making them partial owners of the company.

Takeover

The acquisition of control over another company, either through purchasing a majority stake of shares or by other means.