How was the formation of the Democratic Party an important shift in U.S. politics?
a. It worked to organize voters by taking advantage of state laws that extended suffrage to nearly all white men.
b. It tried to coordinate elite voters and behavior.
c. It argued that the national government should encourage economic development.
d. It rejected the spoils system, in which support for the party during elections was rewarded with jobs in the government after victory.
a. It worked to organize voters by taking advantage of state laws that extended suffrage to nearly all white men.
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A. Council of Economic Advisers. B. Treasury Department. C. Office of Management and Budget. D. Federal Reserve Board (Fed). E. National Security Agency.
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a. democratic, with constitutional monarchies the rule rather than the exception. b. undemocratic monarchies. c. parliamentary systems of rule with limited monarchs. d. communist dictatorships of varying types.
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A.10% B. 30% C. 50% D. 75%