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In History / High School | 2014-09-04

A faction is an opposing group within a party.

True or False?

Asked by Quincy778

Answer (2)

it is true but do u have to explain it so i can give you an explanation

Answered by simsshaniya | 2024-06-10

The statement is true; a faction is an opposing group within a political party. These groups often hold different beliefs or goals from the majority of the party members. The concept was notably discussed by James Madison, highlighting the challenges factions pose in governance.
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Answered by simsshaniya | 2024-08-25

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