Public Interest Groups Are Distinguished from Other Interest Groups by

question 54

Multiple Choice

Public interest groups are distinguished from other interest groups by

• A) their large bases of support.
• B) their narrow policy goals.
• C) advocating positions they believe are for the good of all Americans.
• D) their ideological bents.
• E) the fact that they clearly speak for the majority of the American people.

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