Martha Jenkins publicly endorsed James Farrell in his presidential campaign. After winning the presidential election, Farrell appointed Jenkins as the Secretary of Commerce to reward her for her support. In this scenario, Farrell indulged in the practice of _____.

A. whistleblowing
B. sponsorship
C. negotiation
D. patronage
E. diplomacy


Answer: D

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