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JMatthes

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The part of the general population that is not part of the political elite but is more involved in politics than the average person is known as
 
  a. civil society.
  b. an advocacy group.
  c. civic society.
  d. the masses.
  e. the attentive public.

Question 2

Linking the masses to the political elite through institutions such as political parties which stress particular political programs and achievements is called
 
  a. pluralism.
  b. party corporatism.
  c. clientelism.
  d. peak organization.
  e. programmatic representation.



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Answer to Question 1

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JMatthes

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Reply 2 on: Jul 8, 2018
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