Question

How do ideological parties and single-issue parties differ from one another? A. Ideological parties tend to be more liberal, while single-issue parties tend to be more conservative. B. Ideological parties focus on certain beliefs, while single-issue parties focus on one main concern. C. Single-issue parties tend to be more liberal, while ideological parties tend to be more conservative. D. Single-issue parties focus on certain beliefs, while ideological parties focus on one main concern.

Answer 1

The correct answer is "B".

Ideological parties are formed by a group of individuals who share a group of beliefs related to political and economic affairs. on the other hand, single-issue parties focus their political strategy on supporting one single belief. Single-issue parties don't have a favorable history of political victories. However, they tend to be more successful in voluntary voting systems, such as the United States electoral system.

Answer 2

The Answer would be B