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The distinction simply changes which party's primary registered voters are allowed to vote in. An open primary allows any registered voter to cast her ballot in either party's primary, while a closed primary mandates that voters registered with a party vote in that party's primary.
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The statement about World War II that is not correct would be that "<span>c. The use of airpower did little to change the way World War II was fought," since in fact airpower played a major role. </span>
