By 1912, the Socialist Party

question 7

Multiple Choice

By 1912, the Socialist Party

• A) appealed only to immigrants.
• B) appealed only to industrial workers.
• C) had elected scores of local officials.
• D) was concentrated in New York City.
• E) had yet to elect a member to Congress.

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