In the 1912 election, the candidates a. mostly took very cautious and critical positions on reform b. mostly disagreed over foreign policy, not domestic issues c. mostly focused their energies on the

In the 1912 election, the candidates

a. mostly took very cautious and critical positions on reform

b. mostly disagreed over foreign policy, not domestic issues

c. mostly focused their energies on the problem of religion

d. generally agreed that reform was central to the agenda, though they disagreed on the exact kind and extent

e. mostly supported laissez-faire economics and agreed that government could do little to help the common person