Which of the following characteristics of a country is most clerly an example of a factor that Duverger, as described in the passage, failed to consider is his study?
A. a large population
B. a predominantly protestant population
C. a predominantly urban population
D. a one-party government
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D.
a one-party government
Explanation:
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