Compare and contrast multiparty systems in Europe and the United States
Voting for a third party in Europe equates to "throwing your vote away," while at least in the
United States third parties receive some representation.
B) Voting for a third party in the U.S. is little more than a "protest vote," while even small
parties in most European nations receive some representation in return for votes.
C) Voting for an American third party supports issues such as the environment, gay rights and
agricultural reform.
D) Voting for a European third party combines aspects of major and minor parties, unlike the
United States, which is more rigid in party structure.
B
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a. advocacy of violent overthrow of the government b. attacks on socialism c. a critique of capitalism d. the proletariat uprising
Presidents must rely heavily on the power of persuasion because they have
A. limited staffs. B. to face inordinate resistance from within their own parties. C. to spend their entire first terms campaigning for reelection. D. vague constitutional powers and a lack of ensured legislative majorities. E. All of these are correct.