1. Political parties and interests groups differ in which of the following ways?

A. Individual interest groups infuse more money into politics than political parties.

B. Interest groups represent ideologies of members, whereas political parties do not represent ideologies.

C. Political parties focus on a wide range of issues; interest groups are more narrowly focused.

D. The two major political parties rarely welcome the support on interest groups.

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4 March, 03:25

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Deangelo Small · Answer 1

The answer would be c.

Vang · Answer 2

The answer is C. Political parties focus on a wide range of issues; interest groups are more narrowly focused.