Edmund Burke Defined Political Parties as

question 6

Multiple Choice

Edmund Burke defined political parties as

• A)organizations seeking the interests of the few over the many.
• B)associations of those who deserve to govern.
• C)volunteer associations of people seeking to enrich themselves at the expense of the public.
• D)opponents of the king.
• E)people who come together in an attempt to promote the national interest as they understand it.

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