How Were the Candidates for Presidency Selected for Most of the United

question 41

Multiple Choice

How were the candidates for presidency selected for most of the United States' history?

• A) by the wealthy elite who controlled the parties with money and prominent positions
• B) by deals that were hashed out between delegates and party officials at the national level
• C) by a process that involved primary and caucus results from the state party organizations
• D) by a nationwide election for eligible voters to select their preferred candidate

Examine the arguments for and against slavery as practiced in the South.

Explore the significance of slave narratives and personal testimonies in understanding the slave experience.

Understand the living and working conditions of slaves on southern plantations.

Comprehend the structure and dynamics of the black family in the slave community.

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