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Party Systems & Electoral Participation

Question 1
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Which characteristic is most common among dominant-party systems?

Question 2
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How many major parties compete for power in a two-party system?

Question 3
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What can be inferred about a country with numerous political parties that frequently enter into coalitions?

Question 4
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How might a country with a history of colonialism most likely reflect that experience in its present-day political culture?

Question 5
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In response to global health crises like a pandemic, how might governments adjust national healthcare policies?

Question 6
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When does an independent candidate participate in an election?

Question 7
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Which type of party system typically features multiple political parties that have the capacity to gain control of government offices, separately or in coalition?

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Question 8
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What fundamental action can citizens take to uphold accountability within political party systems?

Question 9
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Which electoral system is most likely to lead to the development of a coalition government?

Question 10
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What do we call a political organization that primarily aims to influence an area's policies and leadership before collapsing or merging with another group after achieving its goals?