What distinguishes machine politicians from reform politicians?
A. Machine politicians catered to upper- and middle-class affluent Americans, whereas reform politicians appealed to the business community
B. Machine politicians enjoyed the support of long-time residents of cities, whereas reform politicians relied upon immigrants.
C. Machine politicians catered to blue-collar workers, whereas reform politicians appealed to well educated, affluent Americans.
D. Machine politicians were popular among intellectuals, whereas reform politicians were popular among the business community.
C
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