What was the impact of the selection of William Jennings Bryan as the Democratic presidential nominee in 1896?
A) It virtually ensured a Democratic victory in November.
B) It alienated the Populists.
C) It prompted Conservative Democrats to leave the party or sit out the election.
D) It convinced the Republicans to nominate Grover Cleveland.
Answer: C
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A) True B) False
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