Question

multiple choice question
why does the united states have a two - party system?
o two major parties have competed for power during most of the countrys history
o the country has had the same two political parties since it was founded.
o the constitution divided government responsibilities between two parties.
o the constitution limits the number of political parties to two

Explanation:

The United States has a two - party system mainly because two major parties (historically the Democratic and Republican parties) have competed for power for most of the country's history. The Constitution does not divide government responsibilities between two parties or limit the number of political parties to two. Also, the political parties in the US have evolved over time and are not the same as the ones at the founding (e.g., the Federalist Party is no longer in existence in its original form).

Answer:

Two major parties have competed for power during most of the country's history.