Divided government refers to
A)control of the Senate and House of Representatives by different political parties.
B)control of the national government and state governments by different political parties.
C)the separation of authority in the national government between the three branches.
D)division of governmental authority between the national and state governments.
E)control of the presidency and at least one chamber of Congress by different political parties.

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Divided government refers to the situation where the presidency and at least one chamber of Congress are controlled by different political parties, creating a situation of divided political power. This can often result in political gridlock and difficulty passing major legislation.

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