1. When several parties combine forces to obtain a majority, they form

A. proportional representation.

B. a coalition government.

C. a third-party government.

D. a theocracy.

2. Any party other than the Democratic or Republican party is called

A. the Independent Party.

B. the American Party.

C. a party buster.

D. a third party.

3. Nearly all elected officials in the United States are selected by

A. third party elections.

B. coalitions.

C. single-member districts.

D. proportional representation.

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Social Studies

Brycen Koch

2 December, 05:15

1. When several parties combine forces to obtain a majority, they form

A. proportional representation.

B. a coalition government.

C. a third-party government.

D. a theocracy.

2. Any party other than the Democratic or Republican party is called

A. the Independent Party.

B. the American Party.

C. a party buster.

D. a third party.

3. Nearly all elected officials in the United States are selected by

A. third party elections.

B. coalitions.

C. single-member districts.

D. proportional representation.

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Natalie Ewing · Answer 1

1. When several parties combine forces to obtain a majority, they form a coalition government. The answer would be choice B.

2. Any party other than the Democratic or Republican party is called a third party. The answer would be letter D.

3. Nearly all elected officials in the United States are selected by single-member districts. The answer would be letter C.