New Labour May Be Characterized as

New Labour may be characterized as

A) a new party that emerged under Prime Minister Tony Blair's leadership, after the centrist members broke away from the Labour Party.
B) a "third-way" alternative to the collectivism of traditional Labour Party politics and Thatcherism.
C) an appeal to workers in the high technology and the "new economy" associated with the Internet-based sectors.
D) a reorientation of the Labour Party to commit itself more fully and comprehensively to the needs of all working people in the UK.
E) the resurgence of labor unions after Margaret Thatcher's efforts to curb their influence.