How did the Republication nomination process in the 1912 presidential election reflect the need for political reform?
A. Roosevelt's support came from outside the party bosses who had too little power in the nomination process.
B. Taft's support came largely from urban areas which were underrepresented in the party's electoral system.
C. Roosevelt was denied the nomination even though he had the support of most party voters.
D. Taft won the nomination despite the presence of a significant recall movement against him.
Answer: C
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