A multi-party system<span> is a system in which multiple political parties across the political spectrum run for national election, and all have the capacity to gain control of government offices, separately or in a </span>coalition.
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Multi-party systems tend to be more common in </span>parliamentary systems<span> than </span>presidential systems<span>, and far more common in countries that use </span>proportional representation<span> compared to countries that use </span>first-past-the-post<span> elections.</span>
So, in March 1673 Berkeley sold his part of the colony to the Quakers. After the sale to the Quakers the colony was divided into two East and West Jersey. That political division lasted between 1674 and 1702. New Jersey was home to many religious denominations with the Dutch Reformed Church being one of the largest.
I thought article ll was about the executive branch
Yes, a lot of this has to do with political ideology, but people did not like some of the provisions of the Patriot Act like decreasing government involvement and security because they thought it was necessary for the government to be that way even though there was tons of controversy that the Patriot Act violated the right to privacy because of the major increase in government involvement.
