1. When several parties combine forces to obtain a majority, they form

proportional representation.

a coalition government.

a third-party government.

a theocracy.

2. Any party other than the Democratic or Republican party is called

the Independent Party.

the American Party.

a party buster.

a third party.

3. Nearly all elected officials in the United States are selected by

third party elections.

coalitions.

single-member districts.

proportional representation.

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8 January, 03:09

1. When several parties combine forces to obtain a majority, they form

proportional representation.

a coalition government.

a third-party government.

a theocracy.

2. Any party other than the Democratic or Republican party is called

the Independent Party.

the American Party.

a party buster.

a third party.

3. Nearly all elected officials in the United States are selected by

third party elections.

coalitions.

single-member districts.

proportional representation.

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Aria Glover · Answer 1

1. When Governments are brought together they form a coalition government. A coalition government that is a cabinet of parliamentary government that reduces one party inside the coalition

2. A Third party is a group of individuals that are not directly involved in transaction or legal matters.

3. The answer is a single-member district. The single member district is an electoral office that returns one person to a group of people. This is also known as "the winner takes it all"