Groups of people who join together to gain political support for their views

are known as:

A. special-interest groups.

B. pluralistic models.

C. sympathetic candidates.

D. political spectrums.

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Social Studies

Alaina Daniels

7 June, 20:45

Groups of people who join together to gain political support for their views

are known as:

A. special-interest groups.

B. pluralistic models.

C. sympathetic candidates.

D. political spectrums.

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Answers (2)

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Mylee Walsh · Answer 1

The actual answer is special-interest groups.

Ryleigh Sherman · Answer 2

The correct option is B) Pluralist models

Explanation:

In the pluralism political theory, a group of individuals maximize their interest of various political aspects so that they can gain political support.

There is a single center of power in a pluralist model. Freedom of association comes under the pluralist model.

The pluralist model is one of the three types of models of democracy. The rest two being participatory and elite.

Groups of people who join together to gain political support for their viewsare known as:A. special-interest groups.B. pluralistic models.C. sympathetic candidates.D. political spectrums.

Groups of people who join together to gain political support for their views

are known as:

A. special-interest groups.

B. pluralistic models.

C. sympathetic candidates.

D. political spectrums.