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The Green Party was formed in April of 2001

They believe in social equality and equal opportunity and believe in more liberal ideals

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It was formed on December 11, 1971

This party prefers that the government stay out of family affairs and their personal lives

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This section explains why the minor parties are important, what they've done and how it's changed America. They also take some votes away from the major parties

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This section describes the different kinds of minor parties

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These are parties that split away from other major parties

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These are parties that occur during economic discontent

They tend to focus on things like the monetary system and other things.

An Economic Protest Party would be the Greenback Party

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These are parties that focus on a single public-policy matters.

For example the Free Soil Party

many of the single-issue parties have dissolved over the years

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These are based on a particular set of beliefs about social, economics, and political matters.

Many of them are built on some Marxist thoughts

These include parties like the Socialist party, or Green Party

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Ideological Parties: Definition & Examples - Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com

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If you've heard the phrase 'a 2-horse race', you can probably already figure out what it means - that in a particular contest, there's really only two contestants who have a serious chance of winning.