Question

1. which political system is most likely to result in a government formed through a coalition of multiple parties? (1 point) a) one - party system b) two - party system c) multi - party system d) autocracy 2. a primary characteristic of a two - party system is that the major parties must create broad platforms to appeal to a wide range of voters, including: (1 point) a) extremists b) moderates c) radicals d) revolutionare

Explanation:

1. In a multi - party system, no single party usually gets a majority. So, parties form coalitions to gain a majority and form the government. In a one - party system, only one party is in power. In a two - party system, two major parties compete and usually one gets a majority. Autocracy is a system where one person or a small group has absolute power, not based on party coalitions.
2. In a two - party system, to win elections, major parties need to appeal to the largest number of voters. Moderates are in the middle of the political spectrum and form a large part of the voter base. Extremists, radicals, and revolutionaries are smaller, more extreme groups and not the main target for broad - based appeal in a two - party system.

Answer:

1. C) Multi - party system
2. B) Moderates