What effect did the dissolution of the Federalist party and lack of competition have on the Democratic-Republican Party by 1824?
a. It focused on the “solid south” voting bloc to garner support for their economic policy.
b. It became more powerful and organized, creating a lasting political powerhouse.
c. It became fragmented and in disarray.
d. It became an elitist organization with no competition to check the leadership.
e. It focused too much on expansionism and alienated agrarian voters.
ANS: C
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