In what kind of activities do lobbyists or special interest "advocates" engage?
A. mostly illegal bribes
B. testifying about bills in committee; "educating" lawmakers about the effects of bills
C. participating in rallies and demonstrations consumes most of their time
D. recruiting individuals or businesses for membership in interest groups
Answer: B
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a. accept information provided by public and governmental officials b. accept information from special interest groups without questioning its accuracy c. question the motives of any government official or politician providing information to them d. accept free meals, transportation, or other "goodies" from elected officials
The "necessary and proper clause"
What will be an ideal response?
Lobbyists may try to influence policymakers by __________.
A. providing them with information about issues B. discouraging interest group members from voicing their opinions C. publicly providing legislators with bribes D. voting in favor of bills in committees
The poverty line is based on what is perceived to be a decent standard of living
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.