Federalism and the separation of powers
a. make the activities of interest groups more difficult.
b. encourage interest group activity.
c. have no impact on interest groups.
d. discourage interest group activity.
e. only promote interest group activity at the state level.
Answer: B
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a. Bills introduced at individual constituents' request b. Bills recommended by the governor for introduction c. Bills sponsored by the legislative leadership d. Bills garnering a great amount of testimony at public hearings
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