A faction is a group that strongly disagrees with another group. Strongly favors ratifying the Constitution. Strongly agrees with another group. Strongly opposes ratifying the Constitution.

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A faction is a group that strongly disagrees with another group. Strongly favors ratifying the Constitution. Strongly agrees with another group. Strongly opposes ratifying the Constitution.

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Francesca Orozco · Answer 1

Answer: A. strongly disagrees with another group.

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Jaylen Pearson · Answer 2

The correct answer is: " a group that strongly disagrees with another group."

Usually, a faction is a term mostly used in politics to refer to a group, which comprises a minority within a larger organization, for example a goverment, a political party, or a trade union, and it starts to dissent with the rest of the group. The faction starts to develop a political purpouse that is different to the one of the rest of the entity.