Question

History Help Please!!!!

Answer 1

Which of the following is an example of lobbying and its influence on public policy?

An interest group spokesperson tries to convince officials to vote a certain way on bills affecting the group's members.

The media broadcast programming is aimed at convincing individuals to contact their officials about certain issues.

A political party uses a process to evaluate members and determine who will run as candidates in an election.

A public official's website contains a post detailing actions of the official relating to votes on certain issues and bills.

Answer 2

Political parties, interest groups, and the media all provide a way for

government officials to hide waste and corruption

candidates to get elected into civil service careers

individuals to monitor and influence government

leaders in government to take additional powers

I think its B but not sure

Answer 3

@Awesome781 @Ellia201 @fghiow @help_needed_cudi @nuccioreggie

Answer 4

@Somy

Answer 5

for first one, it's A... and for second one it's C...

Answer 6

can you explain? @paki

Answer 7

sure... for the first one... Lobbying is providing information to persuade elected officials to take action....

and for the second one.... the main task of media, political parties is to individuals to monitor and influence government....

Answer 8

Can you help me with some more?? @paki

Answer 9

A "concurrent" power is

expressed to national and state governments

implied to belong only to state governments

reserved only to the national government

shared by national and state governments

Answer 10

will try... please post...

Answer 11

i think its D @paki

Answer 12

how...? can you please explain...? @ninjasandtigers

Answer 13

its my educated guess...@paki

Answer 14

good... yup you are rite... it's option D... concurrent powers are shared by states... @ninjasandtigers