When an interest group is very narrowly focused it is referred to as a
A) special interest group.
B) public interest group.
C) single-issue group.
D) government interest group.
E) small interest group.
C
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a. individual liberty. b. separation of church and state. c. public policy. d. eminent domain.
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What will be an ideal response?
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a. Pan African Commissions b. Royal Niger Company c. Berlin Conference d. Divide et Impera