Groups that are united by some common passion or interest opposed to the rights of other citizens, or opposed to the interests of the community as a whole, are known as:a. Political caucusesb. Political partiesc. Segregationistsd. Minoritiese. Factions

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Elijah Holmes

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15 May, 01:52

Groups that are united by some common passion or interest opposed to the rights of other citizens, or opposed to the interests of the community as a whole, are known as:a. Political caucusesb. Political partiesc. Segregationistsd. Minoritiese. Factions

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Osvaldo Krause · Answer 1

Factions

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The fourth president of the United States, James Madison, authored the Federalist No. 10 essay, where he talked about factions. In his writings, he commented that factions would always come up among people due to the differences in opinions, acquired property and wealth. These differences would make people form alliances with others who are like them and they would team up to work against the interest of the people and most times, invade the rights of others.