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Which of the following are considered customs and traditions of the United States government even though they are not formally mentioned in the Constitution? i. Cabinet meetings ii. Political parties iii.
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Which of the following are considered customs and traditions of the United States government even though they are not formally mentioned in the Constitution?

i. Cabinet meetings
ii. Political parties
iii. The House of Representatives and the Senate

A.
i only
B.
iii only
C.
i and ii only
D.
i and iii only

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it would be C i think
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Answer:

C.

i and ii only.

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Cabinet meetings and Political parties are considered customs and traditions of the United States government even though they are not formally mentioned in the Constitution.

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