Political scientists Dye and Zeigler maintain that:
A. the elite may be influenced by the masses, but it is more likely that it influences the masses
B. the elite constitutes a monolithic ruling class
C. elite groups have maximum control over decisions that affect the majority of people
D. the elite works against the public good
Answer:A
Political scientists Dye and Zeigler maintain that:
A. the elite may be influenced by the masses, but it is more likely that it influences the masses B. the elite constitutes a monolithic ruling class C. elite groups have maximum control over decisions that affect the majority of people D. the elite works against the public good