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Republic of the PhilippinesRegion IV-A CALABARZON
Laguna State Polytechnic University
San Pablo City Campus Del Remedio, San Pablo City
COURSE: SOC. SCI. 205: Political Science
Presenter: Ms. Danice Shine M. Ebora
“Every political sect…has its altars and its deified heroes, its relics and its pilgrimages,
its canonized martyrs and confessors, and its legendary
miracles.”– Lord Macaulay
LET’S REFLECT ON THE
QUOTATIONWhat is your
interpretation of the quotation of Lord
Macaulay regarding politics?
“Every political sect…has its altars and its deified heroes, its relics and its pilgrimages,
its canonized martyrs and confessors, and its legendary
miracles.”– Lord Macaulay
INTERPRETATION• Altars - the government
itself• Pilgrimages - conventions• Heroes, martyrs and
confessors - spiritual glue of the party (actors)
• Relics - venerated policies• Legendary miracles -
changes made
Political PartyAccording to Giovanni
Sartori, a PARTY is “any political group that presents at elections, and is capable of placing through elections, candidates for public office”.
DEMOCRATIC AUTOCRATIC
provide citizens with choices about the personnel and policies of their government.
do not provide citizens with choices about the personnel and policies of their government.
compete openly in an electoral process.
one party dominates and there is no external competition. All competition takes place within the one existing party.
Cadre Parties the suffrage was largely
restricted to taxpayers and property owners, and, even when the right to vote was given to larger numbers of people, political influence was essentially limited to a very small segment of the population. The mass of people were limited to the role of spectators rather than that of active participants.
Devotee PartiesA charismatic leader
along with a ruling elite directs and controls the party.
Selective membership
Probationary period to test loyalty
Type of System ExampleNo Party Systems Often developing states under
military rule
Non competitive(one party)
1.) Totalitarian2.) Authoritarian
Low-Competitive Systems
1.) Low Competition
Competitive Systems(2 or more parties)
1.) Two party2.) Multi-Party