In the election of 1896,
a. William McKinley's "front porch campaign" carried the northern industrial states.
b. Marcus Hanna ran as the Republican candidate.
c. the nation saw a lackluster campaign with little voter interest.
Answer: a. William McKinley's "front porch campaign" carried the northern industrial states.
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