What would a pluralist in the United States argue about power?
Correct answer B. Power is spread through multiple centers
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Correct answer B. Power is spread through multiple centers
Correct answer B. Members of Congress and their constituents generally do not know much about what the other thinks
Correct answer D. All of the above
Correct answer D. All of the above
Correct answer B. Greater ideological division
Correct answer D. Political Action Committee
Correct answer A. A general cynicism about government
Correct answer D. Nongovernmental organisation
Correct answer D. Political opinion is all opinions expressed on political issues
Correct answer B. Coalitions of individuals with similar attitudes and interests who attempt to influence public policy
Correct answer B. Majoritarian model
Correct answer B. The young and underprivileged
Correct answer C. Provide group representation above and beyond that provided by our elected officials in Congress
Correct answer A. Power and interest brokers
Correct answer D. All of the above
Correct answer A. Lobbyists of America
Correct answer D. All of the above
Correct answer C. Heterogeneous groups to coalitions
Correct answer C. Running the wrong candidates
Correct answer D. None of the above