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  3. Some historians have recently challenged the “party period paradigm,” the view, advanced by McCormick and others, that political

Some historians have recently challenged the “party period paradigm,” the view, advanced by McCormick and others, that political

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问题     Some historians have recently challenged the “party period paradigm,” the view, advanced by McCormick and others, that political parties—especially the two major parties—in the United States between the years 1835 and 1900 evoked extraordinary loyalty from voters and dominated political life. Voss-Hubbard cites the frequency of third-party eruptions during the period as evidence of popular antipathy to the two-party regime. He correctly credits third parties with helping generate the nineteenth century’s historically high rates of voter turnout by forcing major parties to bolster supporters’ allegiance, lest minor parties siphon off their votes, and with pushing policy demands that the major parties ignored. Formisano stresses the pervasive record of nonpartisan and anti-party governance at the local level, and women’ s frequent participation in nineteenth-century public life, prior to their enfranchisement, in nonpartisan and antiparty ways as evidence of the limitations of the party period paradigm. Yet McCormick would deny that the existence of antiparty sentiment during the period undermined the paradigm, since he has always acknowledged the residual strength of such sentiment during the nineteenth century. In any case, the strength of the paradigm is its comparative thrust: the contrast it draws between the period in question and earlier and later political eras.
In the context in which it appears, “evoked” most nearly means
选项 A、elicited
B、recalled
C、cited
D、suggested
E、elaborated
答案A
解析 evoke有两个含义：引起(某种反应、感情)；唤起(记忆)。只有选项A符合evoke的含义。
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