Social Studies, 18.12.2020 14:00, dev804

1. This system contains more than two chief political parties that have realistic chances of being represented in the national government.

2. In this system, third parties have occasionally gained support and have
therefore been part of the shift in political-party ideology.

3. This system is composed of two chief political parties with which the
vast majority of citizens identify.

4. In this system, the nation is governed by a single political party. No other parties are permitted to exist.

5. This system originates from totalitarian and communist states. Citizens of such countries have few freedoms, and the government often rules
harshly over its people.

6. This system creates much consistency and stability within the government.

7. In this system, the government is rarely concerned with the interests of the citizens; rather, they work for the benefit of a small, select group
that is in control.

A.) Two-party system B.) Multiparty system C.) One-party system

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