During the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries, Many Cities and Counties

question 115

Multiple Choice

During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, many cities and counties and even a few states had such well-organized political parties that they were called

• A)party machines.
• B)political armies.
• C)party monoliths.
• D)political monarchies.
• E)iron oligarchies.

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Definitions:

Triandis

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Authoritarian Societies

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Idiographic

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Presidential Nominee

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