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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Definitions:

Carriers

Companies that provide transportation services for goods, including freight companies, airlines, and shipping lines.

Customers

Individuals or entities that purchase goods or services from a company.

Direct Shipping Network

A direct shipping network is a distribution model that ships products directly from suppliers to consumers, eliminating intermediaries.

Intermediate Warehouses

Facilities used to store goods temporarily during the middle stages of the supply chain, typically between the manufacturer and the final distribution centers.