Swaziland, in which real power is concentrated in the hands of the king and his group of advisers, known as the National Council, is an example of a society best explained by _________.
A. Marxism
B. the elite approach
C. pluralism
D. the class approach
Answer: B
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This group's success in passing 90 percent of the legislative agenda it has sponsored indicates it is now arguably the most effective interest group in Texas
a. Texas AFL-CIO b. Texas Trial Lawyers Association c. Texas Medical Association d. Texas State Teachers Association e. Christian Coalition
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The Federal Regulation of Lobbying Act of 1946 required groups and individuals seeking to influence legislation to
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