Which of the following statements is true of interest groups?
A. Interest groups are stronger in states where political parties are better organized.
B. Interest groups are weaker in states where the state government is strong, active, and professional.
C. Interest groups appear to be weaker in states with traditionalistic political cultures.
D. Interest groups tend to be stronger in states with individualistic political cultures.
Answer: B. Interest groups are weaker in states where the state government is strong, active, and professional.
You might also like to view...
The use of descriptive statistics involves
a. summarizing your data so that it is easier for others to understand. b. making inferences from your data to a population. c. the use of both point and interval estimation. d. hypothesis testing.
President Lyndon Johnson's Great Society programs __________.
A. devolved greater authority to the states B. expanded the scope of the federal government C. became responsible for funding 80 percent of major intrastate infrastructure projects D. rolled back the authority of the national government