What distinguishes machine politicians from reform politicians?
A. Machine politicians catered to upper- and middle-class affluent Americans, whereas reform politicians appealed to the business community
B. Machine politicians enjoyed the support of long-time residents of cities, whereas reform politicians relied upon immigrants.
C. Machine politicians catered to blue-collar workers, whereas reform politicians appealed to well educated, affluent Americans.
D. Machine politicians were popular among intellectuals, whereas reform politicians were popular among the business community.
C
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The United States has undergone a tremendous change in the number of states allowing for __________ marriage
Fill in the blank with the correct words.
When did the Republican Party become the clear majority party in the state?
a) In 1994, when Republican gubernatorial nominee George W. Bush defeated Democratic incumbent Ann Richards. b) In 1952, when Republican presidential nominee Dwight Eisenhower defeated Democrat Adlai Stevenson. c) In 1962, when Republican John Tower was elected in a special election to fill a vacant United States Senate seat. d) In 1978, when Republican gubernatorial nominee Bill Clements defeated the Democrat, John Hill. e) In 1980, when Republican presidential nominee Ronald Reagan defeated Democratic incumbent President Jimmy Carter.