In a Two-Party System, the Party That Wins a Majority

question 13

Multiple Choice

In a two-party system, the party that wins a majority in a state or federal legislative chamber:

• A) Has no advantage.
• B) Has extraordinary power.
• C) Usually sides with the President.
• D) Cannot control both the House and the Senate.

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