Political Parties Differ from Factions in That

question 1

Multiple Choice

Political parties differ from factions in that

• A) factions are large social movements.
• B) factions are groups that left the party to start a new party.
• C) factions are groups within parties that follow a particular leader or share an ideological viewpoint.
• D) factions are a newer phenomenon than political parties.
• E) Options A and B are true.

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