Why Do Interest Groups Sometimes Form Coalitions to Work for the Same

question 1

Multiple Choice

Why do interest groups sometimes form coalitions to work for the same policy goal?

• A) Policy makers are more likely to respond to large coalitions with a diverse membership.
• B) The president responds to coalitions and can then put pressure on Congress.
• C) Coalitions of groups can often make up a majority of Americans and create pressure through elections.
• D) Coalitions allow groups to exploit loopholes in campaign finance laws.
• E) Coalitions of groups are effective because they are more likely to draw controversy and subsequent media coverage of their issues of concern.

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