Question

1. in the iroquois confederacy, deliberation and consensus - building among member nations were central. which feature of the u.s. federal government contrasts most with consensus decision - making? (1 point) * q a. a written constitution that outlines powers and limits b. the two party electoral system and majority - vote lawmaking in congress c. the presence of a bicameral legislature (two houses) d. the use of committees to study legislation

Explanation:

Consensus decision - making requires widespread agreement. A two - party electoral system and majority - vote lawmaking in Congress rely on a simple majority (not consensus) to pass laws. A written constitution (A) is about outlining powers and limits, not directly about the decision - making process. A bicameral legislature (C) is about the structure of the legislative body. The use of committees (D) is about the legislative process of studying legislation, not about the type of vote (majority vs consensus).

Answer:

B. The two party electoral system and majority - vote lawmaking in Congress