Options:
A. one-party system
B. Judeo-Christian Communist
C. republic
D. multi-party system
E. atheist
The answer is option A "one-party system." The Soviet Union was known to have a one-party system. A one-party system is a state with one political party and that political party has a right to form or make changed to the government.
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The presidential primary was begun in the early twentieth century, most strongly pushed by political reformers who wanted to take nominations out of the hands of party bosses.The presidential primary system <span>is used in almost all states. Correct answer:D</span>
The amendment process is to clarify or alter the United States Constitution. It requires a two-thirds vote in both the Senate and the House of Representatives or a two-thirds vote in a convention by the states. Either of which is hard to have done. It is done this way to Make sure that any amendments done to the constitution have an overwhelming majority of people in support of it.
Some examples whereas the United States Constitution clarifies "We the People" are in amendments 13, 15, and 19. These do not change the effect of the Constitution, it only makes clear that it applies to everyone, regardless of gender or race.
Some examples whereas the United States Constitution is altered is in many other amendments such as term limits like in the 20th amendment.
Purify the Church--Pilgrims were separatists, wanting a new religion but Puritans wanted to fix the problems and make the Church more moral.
Puritans aimed at creating a moral church without the glam of Catholicism. Catholics had become flashy with colored clothing, dancing, drinking, and even priests having children. Puritans focused on hard work and a simple life to prove worthiness for heaven.
