A Twentieth-Century Example of Government Use of Money to Influence

question 61

Multiple Choice

 A twentieth-century example of government use of money to influence elections was 

• A) increasing the size of the military in election years. 
• B) increasing foreign aid in election years. 
• C) increasing Social Security benefits in election years. 
• D) reducing subsidies for mortgage insurance in election years. 
• E) mobilizing troops in election years.

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