United Front Government
A coalition government - is formed by members of all parties. This is totally different to a government formed by just the members of the majority party. Coalition governments are better for the electorate, as they cover all viewpoints - whereas a 'single-party' government can often be one-sided.
The government of the United Kingdom is formed by the largest party or coalition in the House of Commons. Presently a Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition government is the UK government.
multiparty system
The Federalist Party was a political coalition of itself. They were formed by a group of individuals in the 1790s who wanted a strong government.
A coalition is often formed when a party doesn't have enough support in parliament to govern in their own right. Consider the UK, where they currently have a coalition government. In the UK, there are 3 major political parties. If none of the 3 parties wins a majority of the vote, then 2 of the parties are forced to form a coalition government, meaning, that they are forced to work together to get the job done. If a coalition cannot be formed, a new election would be called for, or the incumbent party would stay in office. In Australia, the Liberal and National parties have formed a coalition both in Government and also in Opposition
The Rainbow/Push Coalition
the great coalition is about George brown aligning with John A Macdonald and George-Étienne Cartier to from a coalition government. This helped break the political deadlock, this also helped to pass laws and get more things in Canada done. the coalition was formed in 1864
France
to help out in a time of national difficulty eg wartime and economic crisis.i hope my answer is help full.
A coalition government. These are usually necessary in a country where proportional representation is used to elect the legislature and are less common in countries where first past the post is used (ex: UK, USA).
Tasmania has a state government. After a recent election with no clear winner, two of the main opposing parties, the Labor party and the Greens; formed a coalition.