Which of the Following Is a Key Difference Between Britain's

question 23

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a key difference between Britain's Labour Party and the Democratic Party of the United States?

• A)The Labour Party has no chief organized opposition, while the Democratic Party must compete directly with the Republican Party.
• B)The Labour Party derives its success principally from mandatory voting, while the Democratic Party must appeal directly to voters in order to encourage active support.
• C)The Labour party is identified with the working class, while the Democratic Party seeks to appeal to the vast middle of the economic and ideological spectrum.
• D)The Labour Party is a minor party that must form a coalition with a larger British party, while the Democratic Party is one of the dominant parties of a two-party system.
• E)Both the Democratic and Labour parties try to target working-class voters specifically, but the Labour Party takes much more extreme ideological stands.

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