Question

1. (03.06 lc) why do people form special interest groups? (3 points) as an alternative to joining a political party as a way to make money for their associated political party to create public confusion and hold protests about their issue to share common ideas and promote policies that favor their issue

Explanation:

Special - interest groups form to advocate for common ideas and push for policies beneficial to their cause. They are not about creating confusion, making money for a political party, or just being an alternative to joining a political party.

Answer:

To share common ideas and promote policies that favor their issue