All of the Following Are True of Interest Groups except

question 36

Multiple Choice

All of the following are true of interest groups except

• A) the structure of American government gives interest groups a number of areas in which to attempt to influence government policies.
• B) interest groups attempt to influence government at all levels-local, state, and national.
• C) interest groups only seek to influence government through campaign contributions.
• D) the First Amendment encourages Americans to form and participate in interest groups.
• E) membership in an interest group makes individual opinion appear more powerful.

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Definitions:

Corporate Treasury

The division within a corporation that manages the company's finances, including cash flow, investments, and risk.

Cumulative Voting

A voting system commonly used in corporate elections that allows shareholders to concentrate their votes on a single candidate, as opposed to distributing them among multiple candidates.

Straight Voting

A voting system where shareholders must vote for directors individually, with each shareholder's vote proportional to their shareholding.

MBCA

The Model Business Corporation Act (MBCA) provides a template for states in the United States to use in drafting their corporate statutes, aiming to harmonize the law of corporations across states.