Question

1. who is typically nominated for president by political parties?

people who have executive experience, like state governors.
people who have national experience, like senators and cabinet members
either of the above
neither of the above

Explanation:

Political parties in the U.S. commonly nominate presidential candidates with either executive experience (such as state governors, who have run a state's executive branch) or national-level political experience (like senators or cabinet members, who have experience in federal governance). Both types of candidates are frequently put forward by major parties.

Answer:

C. Either of the above