Answer: It perpetuates the two-party system because minor parties do not attract a wide enough range of supporters to win.
Explanation:
The United States may be a democracy but it is one that is run by two parties. Minor parties do not have the reach, support or financing to challenge the great Republican and Democratic parties which is why in other to get enough votes to get into the major offices, one simply must belong to one of the two parties.
This is what the scenario above depicts. The plurality system assigs electoral votes to the candidate with the highest vote in the state and with the Reds and the Blues having support too wide to surmount, the system favors them and perpetuates their dominance.
-exchange led to the creation of larger, more powerful states
-the spread of Buddhism and Islam
-spread of epidemic diseases beyond local regions, with sometimes devastating effects
-spread of plants, animals, technological
-It altered consumption patterns
-encouraged specialization and diminished the economic self-sufficiency of local societies
-means of social mobility, traders often becoming a distinct social group
-Gab between rich and poor grew
-New civilizations developed along roads, places for merchant to stop
The correct answer is - E.) to increase national sovereignty.
By cooperation on regional or global level the states do not, and can not really do anything about increasing the national sovereignty. The reason for that is that the national sovereignty is the matter of the state itself, its politics, policies, and handling of the situations in the country. The other countries with whom the state cooperates have nothing to do with it, nor it is their place to interfere in the national sovereignty of the other states, be it friendly states or not.
