Public interest and involvement in politics grew in the U.S. after 1820 because of a growing
A. conviction that government should promote the economic well-being of society.
B. disillusionment with the politics of personality.
C. fear of threats from abroad.
D. public support for equality of condition among all members of society.
Answer: A
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