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Explain with examples how movements are different from interest groups
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Most of the movements are issue-specific. They seek to achieve a single objective within a limited time frame while interest groups have many objectives: Movements try to achieve their goal within a limited time whileinterest groups fight for their goals over a longer tenure

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