Question
Define the following:
- UAF.
- Coalition Government.
- Executive.
- Constituency.
- Opposition.
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Answer
- UAF: Universal Adult Franchise. In this principle, all adult citizens of the country have the right to vote.
- Coalition Government: It refers to the alliance formed by political parties after elections when no party has been able to get adequate seats to form a clear majority.
- Executive: It is a smaller group of people who are responsible for implementing laws and running the govt. They include CM, PM, Council of Minister.
- Constituency: A state is divided into several parts. From each area a MD is elected to control that area.
- Opposition: The party which loses the election is called the opposition.
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