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Option 4. Political parties.
Explanation:
The presidential primaries (where the first candidates are elected) are a vital part of the US electoral process. And since nothing about them is laid on the constitution, it's up to the state governments to regulate them.
It's in this phase, where the political parties promote their candidates for the final elections, where only 2 candidates can participate.
Answer:
D. A citizen of another country who is visiting the United States on vacation
Explanation: they are obviously a citizen of another country and not Americans. They are just on a visit not permanently staying. you still consider all the other as citizens.
A- There is a law in United State that said a child born on United States land atomically is American Citizen
B- That person who was born on American soil and now overseas can choose whether or not to change his/her citizenship or to keep it.
C- That person is an American and something else. He is both. That doesnt make him non American. Just mean he is both.
Similarity--both the US and France went through periods of adjustment on their way to a permanent government.
Difference--the US was able to create a democratic government and make changes from the Articles of Confederation to the Constitution without a complete revolution and extreme violence. France on the other hand established a tyrannical government and then a dictatorship under the rule of Napoleon. It took more time and stages for France to find a democratic balance they were hoping for.
