In the nineteenth century, patronage was used by
A) poll workers to procure specific votes.
B) civil servants to increase wages.
C) volunteer organizations to increase funding.
D) politicians to find campaign workers and get electoral contributions.
E) campaign workers to work for politicians.
D
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A) unsystematic between-groups; systematic within-groups B) between-groups; within-groups C) systematic within-groups error; nonsystematic within-groups D) nonsystematic between-groups; systematic between-groups Fill in the blank with correct words.
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An F-ratio of 1.0 signifies
A) no error variance. B) no within-groups effects. C) no unsystematic effects. D) no systematic effects.
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