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CR · Critical Reasoning
655-705
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Revolutionary political groups that are deeply discontent with the ruling party's governance and ideological stance often create factions whose perspectives and objectives differ as significantly from one another as they do from the ruling party's. While these factions may set aside their differences to unite against the ruling party, their internal conflicts inevitably resurface after achieving victory. Therefore, _____________. Which one of the following is the most logical completion of the argument?
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a victorious revolutionary group must reconcile the differences among its factions if it hopes to maintain power
B
it is unlikely for a victorious revolutionary group to remain in power as long as the party it overthrew
C
the newly victorious party will not necessarily establish a new ideology to support its policies
D
a victorious revolutionary group consistently encounters resistance from the party it has just displaced
E
the various factions within a victorious revolutionary group cannot reach the necessary compromises to sustain the new party in power
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sprinkieeMar 10, 2025
can you explain more?
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