What Most Distinguishes Political Parties from Interest Groups Like the AFL-CIO

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Multiple Choice

What most distinguishes political parties from interest groups like the AFL-CIO and the National Association of Manufacturers?

• A) Political parties focus on multiple issues, whereas each interest group only focuses on one.
• B) Political parties have more money than interest groups.
• C) Interest groups do not nominate candidates to run as their avowed representatives.
• D) Interest groups have no clear political ideology.
• E) Pluralists do not think interest groups are necessary for democracy to function.

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