Until 2004, Interest Groups Could Avoid the Contribution Limitation to Political

question 52

Multiple Choice

Until 2004, interest groups could avoid the contribution limitation to political parties by contributing

• A)PAC Money
• B)soft money
• C)hard money
• D)party building money
• E)None of the above

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Definitions:

Birth-Control Movement

An offshoot of the early twentieth-century feminist movement that saw access to birth control and “voluntary motherhood” as essential to women’s freedom. The birth-control movement was led by Margaret Sanger.

Emma Goldman

An influential anarchist and political activist known for her writings and speeches on anarchism, women's rights, and social issues, active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Margaret Sanger

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Feminism

A movement and ideology advocating for equal rights, opportunities, and treatment for women and all genders, challenging gender-based disparities and injustices.