Answer:
The correct answer is A. The Freedom Caucus in Congress is an example of an ideological caucus.
Explanation:
The Freedom Caucus is a group of conservative right-wing politicians who occupy seats in the House of Representatives. Formed in 2015, today it is made up of 34 members, whose objective is to debate ultra-conservative ideas in their own space, preparing proposals and bills to later transfer them to Congress with prior political support.
The Freedom Caucus is composed exclusively of members of the Republican Party, and is a caucus based purely and exclusively on ideological issues and political thought. Its position in front of the different proposals is to show itself as the hard wing of the Republican Party, supporting strong ideas of reducing public spending and social conservatism.
