The transitional period between the dominance of one party or another is called_______________?
Correct answer: A. realignment
- A. realignment
- B. dealignment
- C. alignment
- D. derailment
Explanation
A realignment is a major shift in the regular support of voters between political parties, often involving a transition from one party's dominance to another's. Dealignment instead refers to weakening attachment to established parties.
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