Multiple Choice
During the 1830s and 1840s, a new system was instituted in which delegates chosen directly by party members in towns and cities were assigned the task of selecting party candidates.They debated and adopted a platform, and built party spirit by celebrating noisily.This system is called a
A) party caucus.
B) party convention.
C) party primary.
D) party crossover.
E) party congress.
Correct Answer:
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