Answer:
1. Political parties can be abusive.
Not every government is a representative form of government. Communism has political parties. Dictatorships often use political parties. The purpose of the parties in these instances is usually more about enforcement of laws and expectations instead of being politically active from an individualized perspective. If a political party has too much strength or leverage within a society, it can become abusive.
1. Political parties encourage public participation.
Political parties, when structured within a representative form of government, encourage the average person to be politically active. They ask for people to become informed about specific situations that are happening within society so they can take a stand on those issues. Debates allow for people to express opinions or share ideas to formulate an informed opinion. Many political parties will even encourage members to run for political office at all levels of government.
Option 4: Montgomery Bus Boycotts
The South Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) emerged during the wake of the bus boycotts in Montgomery, Alabama.
The President appoints his most trusted advisors to the White House Office. This allows them to stay close to the President and advise him on a day to day basis, helping with his daily tasks. The White House Office consists of the political appointees of the President.
The second option is correct.
B. Business, as long as the government is served.
