Question

Match the following:

Accepted Answer

The correct matches are as follows: (A) Syndicate refers to a group of powerful and influential leaders within the Congress. This term was specifically used in the context of the Congress party during the sixties. (B) Defection is defined as an elected representative leaving the party on whose ticket s/he has been elected. (C) Slogan matches with a catchy phrase that attracts public attention. (D) Anti-Congressism refers to parties with different ideological positions coming together to oppose Congress and its policies. This concept was a key feature of the political opposition during that era. — The answer is derived directly from the textbook context provided in Chunk 2, which lists the specific definitions for these terms in a matching format. 'Syndicate' refers to the internal group of leaders in the Congress, while 'Defection' describes the act of changing party loyalty after election. 'Slogan' is defined by its function of attracting public attention, and 'Anti-Congressism' is defined by the strategic unity of opposition parties against the Congress.

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