The Primary Distinction Between an Interest Group and a Political

question 13

Multiple Choice

The primary distinction between an interest group and a political movement is that

• A)an interest group concerns itself with only a small segment of society, while a political movement looks to improve everyone's condition.
• B)interest groups are more focused on specific policy goals than political movements are.
• C)interest groups have broader and more numerous support than political movements.
• D)interest groups consist of formal organizations, whereas political movements consist solely of spontaneous gatherings.
• E)interest groups focus solely on influencing politicians, whereas political movements focus solely on changing social norms.

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