Why Are Americans Sometimes Fearful of Pluralist Politics

question 25

Multiple Choice

Why are Americans sometimes fearful of pluralist politics?

• A) They are fearful that organized groups will not compete for political influence.
• B) They are fearful that organized groups will successfully advance public interests at the expense of special interests.
• C) They are fearful that organized groups will successfully advance special interests at the expense of the greater public good.
• D) They are fearful that organized groups represent a challenge to liberty.
• E) They are fearful that organized groups will reduce the need for public goods.

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