Which of the following is TRUE about the South African electoral system?
a. The names of the candidates appear on the ballot.
b. National and provincial elections are held at different times.
c. Parties nominate separate lists of candidates for the National Assembly and each province, thus allowing voters to divide their support between two parties.
d. Individual candidates for the parties run in specific districts for seats in the National Assembly.
e. Parties nominate a single list of candidates for the National Assembly and each of the provinces, thus ensuring that the party that wins the national election will also control the provincial governments.
c
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Country A uses proportional representation. Which of the following statements is most likely to be correct about Country A?
a. Country A has an authoritarian government. b. Country A has a multiparty system. c. Country A has a two-party system. d. Country A is a communist country. e. Candidates do not run under party labels in Country A.
In the slave-owning South, only half of the (white male) population owned more than 50 slaves
Indicate whether the statement is true or false