Multiple Choice
Before the post-World War II era, dark-horse candidates were most likely to arise at a national convention when
A) deadlocks between major factions developed.
B) no other candidate wanted the nomination.
C) charismatic leaders dominated the proceedings.
D) economic conditions were extremely poor.
E) an incumbent president was running for re-election.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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