A political party that attempts to reach out to a broad cross-section of society instead of to narrow class, regional, or issue groups is called a(n)
a. losing party.
b. old-fashioned party.
c. catch-all party.
d. communist party.
e. conservative party.
c
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a. norms. b. informal laws. c. traditions. d. habits. e. society.
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A) the president B) Congress C) the Constitution designates the number as nine D) the Senate E) none of the above
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