Which of the following statements is true of power elites?

a. They prevent dissenting viewsfrom surfacing.
b. They represent the diversity in society.
c. They encourage widespread popular agreements.
d. They look after the interests of the general public.
e. They discourage powerlessness in the lower sections of society.


A

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