Responses
Interest groups with different viewpoints than the political party in power act as a check and balance.
Interest groups with different viewpoints than the political party in power act as a check and balance.
Political parties serve as “checks” on the interest groups’ power.
Political parties serve as “checks” on the interest groups’ power.
Differing points of view ensure those with power are the voices that are heard.
Differing points of view ensure those with power are the voices that are heard.
Interest groups with different viewpoints from the political party in power represent widely held views.
1 answer
The best response that describes how different points of view of interest groups and political parties promote a democratic society is:
Interest groups with different viewpoints than the political party in power act as a check and balance.
This option highlights the role of interest groups in providing diverse perspectives, thus encouraging accountability and preventing the concentration of power within a single political party.
