Why were elected offices in the South bitterly contested by many people?
A) Many were interested in the modest but steady salary politicians obtained.
B) Elected officials in the South wielded tremendous power.
C) Elected officials always rose up in the ranks to higher offices and higher pay.
D) Elected officials were provided with residences and numerous other benefits.
Answer: A
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