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Most common political system in south america?
comunist
What party system is most common in dictatorship?
There is no political parties in a dictatorship. The dictator tells everyone what to do and how to live.
How are political parties similar to the federal government?
Political parties are similar to the federal in various ways. The most common similarity is in the operations and administrative issues. The political party leader is runs the party as a federal government is run by the President.
What is the most common political system in South America?
The most common political system in South America is a federal republic. This usually has five branches of government namely executive, legislative, judiciary, electoral, and citizen.
Where do political parties get most of their money?
From the public
What is MOST important to generating political movements and creating political messages?
Political Parties
What is the most political parties in a country?
The most political parties in a country can vary, but countries like Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany are known to have a high number of political parties due to their proportional representation electoral systems.
Historically what have been the most important roles of minor parties?
The most important roles of minor political parties has been to give the voters and option outside of the 2 major parties. Minor political parties have altered the outcome of some of elections.
Multiple parties are most common in what systems?
Multiple parties are typically common in democratic systems. These many parties are why a democratic nation can operate most efficiently.
Although US political parties focus on winning elections most political parties in other countries also?
All of the above
Are politicial parties mentioned in the us constitution in most of its articles?
No, there is no mention of political parties in the Constitution.
What political parties are most like communist parties?
Once again the DingoBot does not realize that nothing here is repetitive.Within today's world there are a number of political parties that call themselves "communist parties". For the most part these parties have as one of their goals the major means of production to be controlled by the government. How this would be accomplished and what the particular policies would be differ widely. With that being said, there are other political parties that call themselves "socialist parties". These parties also want the major means of production to be in the control of the government.In general terms the socialists and the communist have a goal in common.. as it was presented. However, the socialist parties want no part of forced political power or authoritarian powers. The various communist parties will have a "hook". The hook is that they are not democratically inclined.
