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washai

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How might pluralism serve to enhance democracy?
 
  a. by requiring people to join interest groups
  b. by ensuring that all groups have an opportunity to influence policy outcomes
  c. by allowing policy makers to ignore the demands of intolerant groups
  d. by discouraging bargaining and compromise on policy issues

Question 2

What is an amicus curiae brief?
 
  a. a written argument submitted to a court in support of one side of a case
  b. an internal memo circulated among interest group leaders, briefing them on the details of a court case
  c. an interest group petition submitted to Congress in support of or opposition to a judicial nominee
 d. an interest group petition submitted to an executive branch agency, requesting a review of an agency's decision



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Answer to Question 1

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