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6 years ago
Which of the following statements regarding the 1912 election accurately reflects the perspective of the Democratic Party?
 
  A) It looked to exploit the split in the Republican Party.
  B) It considered William Jennings Bryan a viable candidate because of his previous campaign experience.
  C) It considered Woodrow Wilson as a possible candidate because he had captured the governorship of New York.
  D) It seriously considered offering Theodore Roosevelt the vice-presidential nomination.
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