What are interest groups? Explain the differences and similarities between interest groups and political parties

What are interest groups? Explain the differences and similarities between interest groups and political parties. Are interest groups against the principles of a democracy?

Response Question: What are interest groups? Explain the differences and similarities between interest groups and political parties. Are interest groups against the principles of a democracy? (Hint: Think about who they overwhelmingly represent.)

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Your RA must be substantive. Students should use proper sentence structure, grammar, punctuation and spelling.

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Interest groups refers to a group of people that have come together with aim of influencing public policy based on a common concern or interest. Interest groups represent people who share common goals and influence policy makers in attempts to shape their actions for the benefit of the community. The interest groups are apolitical and do not seek political control in their activities. Interest groups can be grouped depending on the issues they………………………

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