Under Woodrow Wilson, the Democratic Party

Under Woodrow Wilson, the Democratic Party

A) rejected progressivism.
B) continued to adhere to the same basic policies that it did in the nineteenth century.
C) began a radical change by becoming at least as receptive as the Republicans to government action in the economy.
D) permanently split into three antagonistic factions.
E) adopted a policy of isolating the United States from the affairs of the rest of the world.