The McCain-Feingold law
A) banned soft money contributions to national parties.
B) prohibits the use of soft money to broadcast "issue ads."
C) limits contributions to state parties for voting and registration drives.
D) doubles the amount individuals can give to candidates.
E) all of the above.
E
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a. Parliament is unicameral, which is the case in Britain and Canada. b. The leader of the party with the most seats in parliament becomes prime minister. c. Parties are organized around traditional castes rather than on the basis of issues. d. Most parliaments are elected based on a cumulative voting system.
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