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What features of this campaign became permanent parts of elections?
campaign promises
What does it mean if you say the campaign was a flop?
depending on what you mean "campaign" by i would say gaming campaign, if you mean gaming campaign, it usually means that the campaign wasnt as good as it was talked up
Introduced in the 1828 campaign what became a permanent part of American political life?
mudslinging
The permanent campaign meant that politicians were?
Politicians were constantly trying to appease voters_correct APEX answer_
The actions officeholders take throughout the election cycle to build support for their reelection is called?
the permanent campaign
What is Permanent Campaign?
The permanent campaign refers to the continuous effort by politicians, parties, and interest groups to engage in electioneering and messaging, even when elections are not imminent. It involves tactics such as fundraising, public relations, and grassroots organizing to maintain support, shape public opinion, and advance political goals. The goal is to maintain a visible and proactive presence in order to build a strong political base and influence policy outcomes.
What does taking part in a mean series of action mean?
campaign
What does semi permanent mean?
partly permanent, wont be there for too long x
What does permanent mean in science?
Not temporary.
What does compeign mean?
You probably mean Campaign. See related links.
What does it's permanent for now mean?
It means that it will stay permanent till a certain date.
What does the Iraq campaign medal with W campaign star mean?
There is no such thing as a W campaign star. I'm assuming you mean with a campaign star. Each star represents a campaign that soldier was a part of for a minimum of 30 consecutive days or (I think) 90 nonconsecutive days. There are seven campaign stars authorized. There will never be any more so it's over. What you have is what you have and you can't get any more.
