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At the time of the emergence of political parties in the United States, what best describes ordinary Americans' involvement in politics?- A broad suffrage and literate electorate meant high levels of political involvement.- Because well-known patriots headed both parties, most ordinary Americans happily left politics to those individuals.- Voting and political involvement was simply not part of the civic participation for most Americans.- Most Americans simply avoided politics as something that was reserved for their social "betters."
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