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Interest groups come in all shapes and sizes; have thousands or even millions of
_________ .
members
A ____________ is an organization of workers who share the same type of job; the power of this group has decreased through the years
labor union
The ___________ is an organization that speaks for the people that work in agriculture.
National Grange
Most interest groups are founded on member's shared _________.
economic groups
The _________ is an organization that speaks mostly for America's small business owners.
Chamber of Commerce
The AFL-CIO does not include such groups as United Transportation Union, International Longshoreman's and Warehouemsen's Union, and ___________.
United Mine Workers of America
A ___________ is an interest group formed by people who are in the same business.
trade association
__________ groups such as Common Cause and the ACLU seek to institute certain public policies of benefit to all or most people in the country.
public interest
Groups such as the NRA, The League of Women Voters, and the Sierra Club _________.
promote causes
America has a __________ that is illustrated by the fact that thousands of competing interest groups in this country have conflicting aims.
pluralistic system