The powers and resources available to government officials that are used to favor supporters are called:
A) trusteeships
B) expenditures
C) patronage
D) clotures
E) filibusters

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Patronage refers to the practice of using one's power and resources to favor supporters, often in the form of political appointments or government contracts. Trusteeships relate to the administration of trusts, while expenditures refer to government spending. Clotures and filibusters are parliamentary procedures used to limit or delay debate in legislative bodies, and are not directly related to the use of government power to favor supporters.

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