The Political Term "Realignment" Refers to

question 41

Multiple Choice

The political term "realignment" refers to

• A)significant changes in the composition, strength, and direction of parties.
• B)the regular transfer of power from one party to another after an election.
• C)redrawing the lines of political districts in order to benefit the party in power.
• D)how candidates change their political strategies after they've won a primary and can wield the resources of their party.
• E)the occasional emergence of a third party that briefly commands limited public attention and then vanishes without having much effect on the political system.

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