What kind of government does the Sunni minority in Iraq want?
a. Coalition
b. Divided
c. Presidential
d. Semipresidential
Question 2
In Iraq, Sunni leaders have opposed majoritarianism and called for the country to adopt proportional representation rules. This reflects their desire to ____.
a. become the nation's dominant political force
b. achieve some level of inclusion in the government
c. block the ethnic majority from forming a powerful coalition government
d. create a strong system of checks and balances to limit government power
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