The Socialist party of America was characterized by all of the following EXCEPT _____
A) a membership that included people from a variety of backgrounds
B) a leader able to unite the party
C) a cohesive platform and effective organization
D) an influence in rural areas in the South and the West
E) an impact on mayoral elections in more than thirty cities
Answer: C) a cohesive platform and effective organization
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Hamdan v. Rumsfeld ruled on
A) ?the constitutionality of Operation Iraqi Freedom. B) the issue of Iraqi refugees coming to the United States.? C) ?whether the detainees at Guantánamo were protected by the Constitution and Geneva Conventions. D) whether the United States could extend its occupation of Iraq.? E) None of these are correct.
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