Minor political parties have most often contributed

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Minor political parties have MOST often contributed to US politics by

A) causing major parties to adopt their ideas.

B) placing their presidential candidates on the ballot.
C) providing more candidates from which a voter can choose.
D) throwing presidential elections into the House of Representatives.

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