Many political scientists contend that third parties
A) are incapable of effective grassroots organization.
B) have consistently failed because they never reflect the political mood of the nation.
C) serve as a safety valve for dissident political groups, preventing major confrontations and political unrest.
D) can come into existence only if they are organized around a single charismatic leader.
E) can come into existence only if they split off from one of the major political parties.
C
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