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khang

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What does the incidence of ticket-splitting tell us about the strength of party identification?
 
  a. Increased ticket-splitting indicates that voters are less attached to their parties, being more easily influenced by other factors.
  b. Increased ticket-splitting indicates that voters are increasingly attached to more than one party.
  c. Increased ticket-splitting indicates that the media are becoming less important than party identification.
  d. Increased ticket-splitting indicates that voters are becoming more apathetic.

Question 2

Massachusetts appointed a Committee of Correspondence in response to the
 
  a. Sugar Act.
  b. Stamp Act.
  c. Townsend Act.
  d. Intolerable, or Coercive, Acts.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

a



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