Which of these explains a difference between political parties and interest groups? A. Political parties evaluate government policy, while interest groups set government policy.
B. Political parties influence laws, while interest groups ratify laws.
C. Political parties address many issues, while interest groups usually focus on one issue.
D. Political parties support candidates, while interest groups nominate candidates.

How can you tell that you're driving in the right direction? options are a. there is a white line on your left and a yellow line on your right. b. there are yellow lines on both sides of your vehicle. c. there is a double yellow line on your right. d. there is a yellow line on your left and a white line on your right.

The mirror check may involve a. checking that you can see your tires in the mirror b. realigning the mirrors once you get seated c. reinstalling the mirrors every few months d. applying a new layer of anti-glare spray

There are certain modes of governing the people which will succeed. there are others which will not. the idea of consolidation is abhorrent to the people of this country." —william grayson, 1788 which of the following is a true statement about this quote? 1) it represents a federalist viewpoint on the relative power of the central government. 2) it represents an anti-federalist viewpoint on the relative power of the central government. 3) it represents a federalist viewpoint on the need for protection of individual liberties. 4) it represents an anti-federalist viewpoint on the need for protection of individual liberties.