Despite Having Long-Standing Roots in the United States, Latinos Have

question 28

Multiple Choice

Despite having long-standing roots in the United States, Latinos have only recently become a political force. This is because:

• A) They are a politically diverse group of voters.
• B) There are not enough Latino voters to compel politicians to pay attention to this group.
• C) Conflict between African-American and Latino politicians has led to internal rifts.
• D) Neither party tries to mobilize Latino voters.
• E) Latinos have only recently received the vote.

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