James McCord Jr., E. Howard Hunt Jr., and G. Gordon Liddy were
A) arrested after the Watergate burglary.
B) the Washington Post reporters who wrote about the Watergate burglary.
C) members of the Senate Watergate Committee.
D) high-ranking members of the White House office who aided in the cover-up of the Watergate burglary.
E) media consultants for President Kennedy.
A
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If the election is for a non partison office all anidates appear on the same ballot and voters can vote for any canidate
a. true b. false
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A) Univariate count. B) Univariate distribution. C) Cross-tabulation. D) Grouped frequency distribution.