When a network of small businesses across the country cooperated to oppose President Bill Clinton's health-care plan in 1993-94, it illustrated the power of which type of organization to influence congressional decision making?

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The small businesses that cooperated to oppose President Clinton's health-care plan were a form of interest group. Interest groups are organizations that seek to influence public policy by getting their voices heard by policymakers. In this case, the small businesses were advocating against the health-care plan, and their collective action had an impact on congressional decision-making.

When a Network of Small Businesses Across the Country Cooperated