The Classical Machine-Type Party Was Developed and Perfected

question 73

Multiple Choice

 The classical machine-type party was developed and perfected 

• A) in the nineteenth century, before the large-scale Irish and Italian immigrations. 
• B) in the nineteenth century, after the large-scale Irish and Italian immigrations. 
• C) at the time of the New Deal, when thousands of civil servants were jobless. 
• D) after World War II, when thousands of soldiers returned from Europe and the Pacific. 
• E) during the implementation of Great Society programs in the Deep South.

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Definitions:

Tit-For-Tat

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Repeated Game

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Sherman Antitrust Act

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