What system, which emerged in the nineteenth century, describes the appointment of government positions that are determined by being a loyal partisan supporter?

The modern gender gap ________

A. predicts that women are bound by their sense of religiosity B. predicts that women's role in politics has remained unchanged in the last five decades. C. claims that the social transformations and political turmoil of the 1960s radically changed women's roles and perspectives D. fails to explain the causal factors of the instances of gender inequality that we see in the society E. claims that women are more likely to vote for more liberal parties than are men

What does data provided in the textbook tell us about voting behavior by ethnicity, age, and gender? Who is more apt to vote in each of these categories? Who is least likely to vote? Why?

What will be an ideal response?