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The presidents who served in the last part of the nineteenth century—Rutherford B. Hayesthrough William McKinley—A) were all largely incompetent and elected because of their personal charisma.B) lacked influence owing to the control of powerful state governors.C) were talented leaders but misunderstood by those who wrote about them.D) were overshadowed by party politics at state and local levels
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