An Upper Class That Can Create PACs to Support Republican

question 124

Multiple Choice

An upper class that can create PACs to support Republican candidates and lobbies to support conservative laws is more powerful than an upper class that cannot take such action.This illustrates what concept about political power?

• A)The influence of a group or class depends on how socially organized or cohesive classes are.
• B)Power is a zero-sum process.
• C)The upper class is not always unified.
• D)Political parties represent only the interests of their benefactors.
• E)All of these choices.

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Definitions:

Priority

The established order of importance or precedence, often used in contexts where resources are limited or decisions must be made based on urgency.

Equity of Redemption

A mortgagor’s right to pay off the mortgage in full, including interest.

Mortgagor

A borrower in a mortgage agreement who uses property as security for a loan.

Mortgagee

The mortgagee is the lender in a mortgage agreement, typically a financial institution, who lends money to the borrower (mortgagor) for purchasing real estate.