When Political Scientists Use the Term Divided Government, They Are

When political scientists use the term divided government, they are referring mainly to

A) the inability of Republicans and Democrats to agree with one another.
B) the fact that the president is not a member of Congress.
C) situations in which the divisions within the parties are as large as the differences between them.
D) situations in which one party controls the House and the other party controls the Senate.
E) situations in which one party controls the presidency and the other party controls one or both houses of Congress.