Given what you know about special-interest groups, create a special-interest group for your local community or school. in 150 words, describe your group. who would your group serve? for what issues would your group advocate? who would you advocate to?

Game protection interest group for my school.

Explanation:

The game protection interest group shall be advocating for the protection of the game animals against, caging, and hunting them.

The group shall have open membership to the people who have interest in the protection of game animal. Much of the interest group's activities shall be; Sensitization of the people against game hunting. And to also influence the legislation of a bill to protect the endangered game animals.

My special Interest group would be the "Advocacy group".

Explanation:

Advocacy groups are also one of the special interest groups, they use different types of advocacy to motivate public views and at last creation of policy. They represent a very crucial role in the evolution of the Social and political system.

Advocacy group Influence for action may depend on religious, moral, political or commercial positions.

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