Question

The staement draws correct conclusions about the relationship between Washington's spirit of party and Roosevelt's special interests

special interests and the spirit of the party are good for democracy
special interests and the spirit of the party are unrelated
special interests cause the spirit of party
special interests are an example of the spirit of party

Answer 1

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The statement "special interests and the spirit of the party are unrelated" draws correct conclusions about the relationship between Washington's spirit of party and Roosevelt's special interests. The spirit of the party refers to a sense of loyalty, support, and camaraderie within a political party, while special interests pertain to the specific concerns and agendas of certain groups or individuals. These two concepts are distinct and unrelated to each other.