Yes, I'm learning about this now in my class.
Explanation:
One of its weaknesses was the democratic system itself. Often praised for being the foundation of democracy in the West, Athens had a direct democracy. ... However, it is important to note that only Athenian males over 18 could engage in the democratic process; women, slaves, and non-Athenians had no political power.
In aryan society, <span>People were divided into social groups based on occupation.
The group was divided into 4 strata, the highest one is for the people who held priest or academics as an occuppation, the 2nd highest is for government officials and warriors, the 3rd highest is for merchants and landowners , and the lowest is for the servants.
Yes, it change overtime, For example, priest no longer placed the highest within the social groups as scientific knowledge start to develop</span>
The answer for this question is option (B)- Understanding state regulations governing political parties.
A political party should understand every regulations in the state and its own efficiency in it. By understanding this process they political parties could possibly make use of the rule making, monitoring, and enforcement techniques to lead the state into a positive function.