Samuel P.Huntington argued that morally impassioned elites made most important changes EXCEPT

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Samuel P. Huntington argued that morally impassioned elites were more likely to make important changes during periods of great social change or crises, such as wars. However, during normal, "business as usual" periods, decisions were more likely to be made by pragmatic politicians and bureaucratic officials, rather than morally impassioned elites. Therefore, option C is the correct answer as it states that important changes are not made during normal periods.

Samuel PHuntington Argued That Morally Impassioned Elites Made Most Important Changes