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    There Is Usually a Polite Interval Following an Election, Known
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There Is Usually a Polite Interval Following an Election, Known

Question 59

Question 59

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There is usually a polite interval following an election, known as the ___________, after which the opposition party begins to criticize the party that controls the White House.


A) caucus
B) honeymoon
C) patronage
D) convention
E) crossover

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