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Coalition of individuals and groups—bound together by relatively similar interests, beliefs and values—that seeks to influence government by getting members elected to office and by coordinating the actions of elected officials in government.
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Chapter 11 Review – Introduction to American Government. Lumen Learning and OpenStax. CHAPTER SUMMARY 11.1. The Institutional Design of Congress. The weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation convinced the member states to send delegates to a new convention to revise them.
CHAPTER SUMMARY 11.1 The Institutional Design of Congress. The weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation convinced the member states to send delegates to a new convention to revise them. What emerged from the debates and compromises of the convention was instead a new and stronger constitution.
11.1 The Institutional Design of Congress The weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation convinced the member states to send delegates to a new convention to revise them. What emerged from the debates and compromises of the convention was instead a new and stronger constitution.
