Political parties and interest groups form informal alliances for which of the following reasons?
a) Interest groups can provide campaign funds.
b) Interest groups can provide organizational support.
c) Interest groups can endorse candidates and distribute literature.
d) Political parties can adopt policies that benefit interest groups.
e) All of the above.
E
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a. Jim Crow laws b. the civil rights movement c. Vietnam protests d. the American Civil War
One of the biggest concerns for states is when the national government requires them to carry out a federal program, but provides them with no funding to do so. This is called a(n)
a. unfunded mandate. b. devolution policy. c. responsibility transference. d. benevolent devolution.