Political behaviors that are widely accepted as legitimate would not include

A) forming coalitions.
B) touching bases.
C) sabotage.
D) exchanging favors.
E) seeking sponsors at upper levels.

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Political behaviors that are widely accepted as legitimate would not includeA)  forming coalitions.B)  touching bases.C)  sabotage.D)  exchanging favors.E)  seeking sponsors at upper levels.

Kylie Leitenberger · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  Sabotage is not a legitimate political behavior and goes against ethical and moral principles. The other options (forming coalitions, touching bases, exchanging favors, seeking sponsors at upper levels) are common political behaviors that are generally considered acceptable in many contexts.

Political behaviors that are widely accepted as legitimate would not include

A) forming coalitions.
B) touching bases.
C) sabotage.
D) exchanging favors.
E) seeking sponsors at upper levels.

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