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In terms of organizational structure, American political parties are
A) decentralized and fragmented.
B) operated on the principle of democratic centralism: Local and state organizations control the national organizations.
C) tightly controlled organisms that exert tremendous control over candidates.
D) organized more by regions of the country than at the state or national level.
E) centralized and hierarchical.

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Government in America: People, Politics, and Policy

Edition: 14^th

Authors: Edwards, Wattenberg, Lineberry

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