In 2016, Republican leaders voted to frontload the primary process and make it easier for a candidate to capture the nomination early on. This move ultimately
A. almost prevented Donald Trump from winning.
B. allowed Donald Trump to clinch the nomination on March 1.
C. helped Donald Trump win.
D. caused many Republicans to abandon the party.
E. caused many Democrats to vote Republican.
Answer: C
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a. They assemble delegates who will be assessed for their future political potential based on their writing of a largely inconsequential party platform. b. They create a positive party image and mobilize supporters for the nominee who has basically already been decided. c. They deliberate on the party's choices for presidential and vice-presidential nominees. d. They hold elections to determine the new party leaders.
_____ may raise unlimited contributions from corporations, unions, professional and business associations, and individuals for the purpose of making unlimited expenditures in favor of or against a candidate running for the presidency or for Congress.
A. Political parties B. Super PACs C. Politicians D. Political action committees
Under term limits, it is common for assembly members and state senators to run for statewide office, such as secretary of state or treasurer.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The IMF established __________ as the replacement for gold as a world standard.
A. the Special Drawing Right B. silver C. floating exchange rates D. international exchange coins