A government-created interest group is one that results from __________.
A)a schism within a political party
B)passage of campaign-finance limits
C)creation of a government program or bureaucracy
D)the deregulation of private fund-raising activities

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A government-created interest group is formed as a result of the creation of a new government program or bureaucracy. The group is created to advocate for the interests of the program or bureaucracy and often receives funding or resources from the government. A schism within a political party, passage of campaign-finance limits, and deregulation of private fund-raising activities do not directly result in the creation of a government-created interest group.

A Government-Created Interest Group Is One That Results from __________