Unlike political parties, interest groups

A) generally win control of the government.

B) are specifically discussed in the Constitution.

C) concern themselves with specific issues or problems.

D) attract support from a wide cross-section of the population.

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Marcel Callahan

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30 November, 03:49

Unlike political parties, interest groups

A) generally win control of the government.

B) are specifically discussed in the Constitution.

C) concern themselves with specific issues or problems.

D) attract support from a wide cross-section of the population.

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Alivia Bartlett · Answer 1

There are 2 answers that fits the meaning of interest groups. It is letter b and c. Interest groups are also called pressure group. This are group of people or an organization that has the concers and trying to influence public policy in thier favor. They are concerns with various issues or problems that gave them hindrances to win control of the government. They pressure the policy makers by lobbying.

Unlike political parties, interest groupsA) generally win control of the government.B) are specifically discussed in the Constitution.C) concern themselves with specific issues or problems.D) attract support from a wide cross-section of the population.

Unlike political parties, interest groups

A) generally win control of the government.

B) are specifically discussed in the Constitution.

C) concern themselves with specific issues or problems.

D) attract support from a wide cross-section of the population.