Why was Mexico considered a single-party state?
A. There was only one political party in the history of the country.
B. One party dominated the government and all political institutions.
C. One party controlled politics, while another controlled the economy.
D. The constitution declared only one party could be in control at a time.
Answer (1)
Mexico was considered a single-party state because the PRI dominated the government and political institutions for decades, effectively limiting the influence of opposition parties. This centralization of power and lack of genuine political competition characterized the political landscape. While other parties existed, they did not pose a serious challenge to the PRI's authority. ;
