Which of the following trends is NOT visible in interest group activity today?
A. Global issues are posing new threats that may change the nature of interest group activities.
B. Whereas interest groups were once controlled by the elite of society, the membership and goals of interest groups has expanded to consist predominantly of lower-class citizens.
C. Many interest groups decide their agenda on a national level and ask members only for contributions.
D. Interest groups rely on skilled professionals to make their case before government officials.
E. Interest groups provide citizens with an accessible means of political participation that allows them to advance their views without great sacrifices of time.
Answer: B
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