A) abolishing free-riders
B) creating more opportunities for collective action
C) fostering democratic deliberation
D) protecting their self-interests
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A) through letter-writing campaigns addressed to particular judges
B) by publishing editorials in major newspapers stating their views on cases
C) by bringing lawsuits to the courts on behalf of classes of citizens
D) by meeting with judges to express their views on cases
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A) to protect consumers from unsafe products
B) to protect the interests of businesses within an industry
C) to promote better working conditions and higher wages
D) to provide jobs for the unemployed
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A) Government is too deferential to interest groups' demands.
B) Interest groups are too weak to have much influence in government.
C) Elected officials are unresponsive to requests from interest groups.
D) Labor unions tend to dominate over other types of interest groups.
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A) if participation in an interest group were mandatory
B) if members were allowed to vote on matters of concern to the interest group
C) if the leaders of an interest group were able to set the group's priorities
D) if an interest group focused on providing benefits to society as a whole
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A) government decisions reflect the balance of competing interests in society
B) power is concentrated in the hands of the few
C) individuals with shared grievances usually form interest groups to press their demands upon government
D) the formation of one group typically stimulates the formation of an opposing group
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A) by offering them money to vote a particular way
B) by filing amicus curiae briefs
C) by organizing protests and demonstrations on Capitol Hill
D) by providing specialized expertise
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A) answering e-mails from elected officials' constituents
B) speaking on behalf of elected officials at press conferences
C) providing elected officials with innovative ideas for addressing a policy problem
D) providing legal counsel to interest groups in court cases
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A) 527 organizations
B) coordinating committees
C) iron triangles
D) PACs
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A) the policies that interest groups help to bring about
B) gifts given to members of Congress in return for their support on legislation
C) benefits given only to group members
D) campaign contributions to elected officials
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A) It limited the number of hours each lobbyist could work during a single session of Congress.
B) It required all lobbyists to join the Labor Union of American Lobbyists and Government Relations Experts.
C) It set limits on how many lobbyists could be employed by a PAC.
D) It required lobbyists to file a report detailing the sources of their lobbying income.
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