The defining characteristic of a splinter party is
A. that it forms in response to a crisis.
B. that it attracts new citizens who previously had rarely voted.
C. that it forms around a single idea or candidate.
D. that it breaks away from an existing party.
E. its small size.
Answer: D
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A) an example of the importance of religion in global affairs. B) nontraditional threats to global security. C) an enhancement to nations' ability to maintain secrecy. D) instrumental in spreading democratic revolts in the Middle East and North Africa.
In which of the following has government increased rather than decreased its regulations?
A) the transportation industry B) social areas C) the financial industry D) the communications industry E) religious activities