In the United States, Third Parties Are Usually Influential for Only

question 4

Multiple Choice

In the United States, third parties are usually influential for only a short time because their

• A)electoral support is geographically dispersed.
• B)ideas are usually ignored by the major parties.
• C)ideas are usually absorbed by one of the major parties.
• D)leaders run out of money and enthusiasm.

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