4. Which of these political situations would be MOST UNSTABLE?
A. A government is dominated by two strong political parties,
alternating majority control from time to time.
B. A government has three to four political parties which
habitually form coalitions.
C. There is only one political party to which every member of the
society belongs.
A society is fragmented into dozens of small relatively weak
political parties which constantly rival each other.
E. A government is dominated by a strong coalition of several
moderate to conservative parties.
