JAMB - Government (2002 - No. 7)
A common feature of a multi-party system is that government is formed by
the major political party
all the registered political parties
a coalition of political parties
the party with the highest votes.
Explicação
A common feature of a multi-party system is that government is formed by a coalition of political parties.
When there are several political parties in a country, it then become difficult for one party to win a clear majority in parliament. The part that has won the scanty majority will be forced to form a coalition government with another part. e.g. NPN and NNP during the second Republic.
When there are several political parties in a country, it then become difficult for one party to win a clear majority in parliament. The part that has won the scanty majority will be forced to form a coalition government with another part. e.g. NPN and NNP during the second Republic.