It needs to be a closed primary: only in a closed primary the only people to vote are the party members.
A nonpartisan primary is a primary where the candidates do not need to be from that party.- this is not what the question is asking for.
So the correct answer is <span>C) closed/direct.</span>
The advantages of federal funding of presidential campaigns is that your supporting a person you hope to be president. The disadvantages is that if you, lets say, donate $1,000 to Hillary Clinton. Since she didn't win, you just lost a good amount of money. <span />
I believe its all of the above
<span>The states who did not support feared that they will lose power to the Federal government and states that were bigger would dominate the affairs of the country and control the smaller ones. At that time there were 13 states and the constitute clearly stated that 9 out of the 13 were needed before a change to the constitution could occur. There were two major factions to this, the federalist and the ant-federalist, the federalist were in support while the anti were not</span>
