The Pluralist Interest Group Theorists Argued That

question 97

Multiple Choice

The pluralist interest group theorists argued that

• A)political power is distributed among a wide array of competing interest groups.
• B)political power is narrowly concentrated in a few political elites.
• C)in order to have more varied political representation, citizens should act individually rather than in groups.
• D)interest groups need to carve out niches in the political environment.
• E)interest group growth is bounded by the carrying capacity of the political environment.

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