In Terms of Democratic Consolidation, the "Two-Turnover" Test Refers to

question 73

Multiple Choice

In terms of democratic consolidation, the "two-turnover" test refers to

• A)One party must win the founding election, and then a different party must win a later election.
• B)Two elections must be held successfully.
• C)At least two parties must run for office.
• D)One leader must be head of state, then transfer power to another leader who will replace them as head of state.

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