During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries in the United States, the selection of a vice presidential running mate was made by the
a. presidential candidate.
b. political party.
c. primary voters.
d. presidential electors.
Question 2
To assign delegates in presidential elections, Democrats use a system of pledged delegates, meaning that the delegates are assigned proportionally, based on the
a. population of the states.
b. number of votes anticipated.
c. results of caucuses and primaries.
d. congressional representation of the party.
Early divisions in the animal phylogeny.
A feral horse herd in the western United States
Possible phylogenies for early Homo.
Personality differences in the United States
Food Assistance Programs in the United States
The early stages of transcription in prokaryotes