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A POLITICAL PARTY is best defined as a group of people who:Without political parties, democracy would face the problem of:China and North Korea, where only ONE political party is legally allowed, are examples of:India follows which type of party system?The Election Commission of India recognises a party as a NATIONAL PARTY if it secures:The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) is best classified as a:Which of the following is NOT cited by the chapter as a major challenge facing Indian political parties?One reform suggested by the chapter to address the problem of MONEY POWER in Indian elections is:A political party is a group of people who come together to:How many components does a political party have?Which is one of the three components of a political party?In the USA, who chooses a party's candidates?In India, who chooses candidates for elections?A system in which only one party is allowed to rule is a:A democratic system must allow at least how many parties to compete?Which country is given as an example of a two-party system?India has which kind of party system?When several parties join to contest elections it is called an:How many major alliances contested the 2004 parliamentary elections?A drawback of the multiparty system is that it can lead to political:A State party must win at least how many Assembly seats?What share of votes must a party secure to be recognised?A national party must win at least how many Lok Sabha seats?A national party must poll six per cent in how many States?How many recognised national parties were there in 2018?Which challenge concerns top posts staying within one family?The third challenge concerns the growing role of money and:The fourth challenge is that parties often fail to offer a:Under the anti-defection law, an MP who changes parties loses the:Which court ordered candidates to file an affidavit?An affidavit is best described as a signed:Which body ordered parties to hold organisational elections?It is suggested that parties give what share of tickets to women?Which reform proposes that government meet election expenses?