The correct answer is A. Conservative
Explanation:
In politics, the term "major parties" refer to the political parties that have an important influence in the political field of a country and because of this it is common they hold political power and win the elections more often than alternative parties, which means people in a country usually support political parties. Additionally, to this, it is usually major political parties have an important historical background, which means they have existed for a considerable time.
In Great Britain, the major political parties are the Labour party and the Conservative party. In the case of the Labor party, this is a center-left political party that was founded in 1900 and focuses on supports the state's intervention, the worker's rights, and social justice. On the other hand, the conservative party was founded in 1834, is a conservative party and nowadays it supports the free market, the privatization and the limitation of the state intervention. These parties are considered as major, not only because they have existed for a long time, but due to its influence on elections and politics as the Conservative party has been the governing party during the last years, but it is the Labour party the one that represents a real rival for the Conservative party as most people in Great Britan supports the Conservative or the Labour party. Considering this, it can be concluded the two major parties in Great Britain are the Labour and the Conservative parties.
