Question

A coalition is two small parties that work together.
A. True
B. False

Answer 1

B. False

A coalition is typically an alliance or partnership formed by multiple parties or groups, which may include both large and small parties. It is not limited to only two small parties working together.

Answer 2

Answer: That's correct. A coalition is formed when two or more smaller political parties agree to work together towards a common goal. By this, these parties increase their chances of graining influences and power.

Explanation: Coalitions often formed in parliamentary systems where no single party has a majority of seats in their legislative body.

Coalitions can have various motivations for forming such as sharing similar ideologies, or policy strenght or preventing a large paarty from taking control.