One of the Ways Politics in the Gilded Age Was

question 82

Multiple Choice

One of the ways politics in the Gilded Age was different than today was that

• A)voters were divided into two groups.
• B)voters voted for the same party,year after year,regardless of the candidate.
• C)education levels decided which party one was affiliated with.
• D)the more money you had,the more likely you were to be involved with politics.
• E)the more education you had,the more likely you were to be involved with politics.

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