A "stalemate society" is one in which __________.
A)government is trapped by competing interests
B)interest groups have very little influence over policy outcomes
C)economic progress is considered more important than social progress
D)the public focuses on domestic issues to the detriment of foreign policy

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In a "stalemate society," the government is unable to make progress because it is trapped by competing interests, such as the interests of different political parties or interest groups. This can lead to gridlock and inability to pass meaningful legislation or policy changes.

A "Stalemate Society" Is One in Which __________