The Growth of Numerous Public-Interest Lobbies in the 1960s Was

question 78

Multiple Choice

 The growth of numerous public-interest lobbies in the 1960s was an example of interest groups that formed as a result of 

• A) government policy. 
• B) the emergence of talented leadership. 
• C) the enlargement of governmental responsibilities. 
• D) broad economic developments. 
• E) legislative capitulation.

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