Generally Speaking, the American Political System Differs from That of Most

Generally speaking, the American political system differs from that of most European democracies in that

A) its major parties are more ideologically driven.
B) it makes it easier for minority interests to gain direct representation in government.
C) it discourages cooperation among diverse interests.
D) it leads to more stability in government after the election ends.
E) it allows for more proportionate representation of a wide variety of political views in the halls of government.