Multiple Choice
An interest group is
A) any association of individuals.
B) a group of people who want to gain control of the government.
C) an organization that actively attempts to influence government policy.
D) any organization that requires members to pay dues.
E) an organization setup to support a specific candidate for public office.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
Verified
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