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Which is not a reason the two party system developed in the united state?
history and tradition
4 factors explaining the existence of America's two-party system?
History, Tradition, Elections, and Consensus.
How has two party system affected the history of American government?
The "two party system" of "anglo+usa" tradition is in fact a one party system. Two wings of a one party system sharing the power. The to wings have agreed on an election system, which because of election mathematics will ensure the two "party" system to retain the power. Such a system is unacceptle in continental Northern Europe where a represental system and parlamentarism is generally used. These words also are used in UK+USA, but have a different meaning in continental Europe.
What type of party system does the US have'?
Two Party system.
What countries have two party system?
The United States has a two-party system.
What political party turned a two party system into a three party system?
The Populist party
What political party turned the American two-party system into a three-party system?
The Populist party
Germany has a two party system?
No Germany has a multy party system
How do you use two-party system in a sentence?
The United States has a two-party political system. The store would not cash the two-party check.
What party system does the US have?
Two Party
Which party system is most common in a dictatorship?
one party system*Which party system is most common in a Dictatorship?A. Multiparty SystemB. Bipartisan SystemC. One-Party SystemD. Two- Party System
Give the meaning of America has a two party system because it has a two party system give evidence to explaain and support the meaning of the statement?
The main point of this statement is that the two-party system is based on tradition. A firmly established tradition tends to perpetuate itself. Thus the two-party system began in the earliest days of the republic when two factions differed on how to interpret the new Constitution. The Federalists favored a liberal interpretation which gave the Federal Government greater power, while the Anti-Federalists favored a stricter interpretation that would give more power to the States. While party labels have changed over the years, this division of opinion over the interpretation of the Constitution still exists.
