Question

What is the result of Americans’ tradition of joining interest groups?

a decline in political parties

a large number of interest groups of all sizes

a few large interest groups

a large number of equally funded interest groups

Answer 1

a large number of interest groups of all sizes

Step-by-step explanation:

Interest group tend to represent only one specific cause. Since the principles and moral standards that held by the citizens tend to be different from one another, the number of interest groups that created to cater to those standards also increased in size.

They tend to lobby for a particular type of government representatives who are willing to work to make laws that represent their principles/moral standards.