The act of trying to persuade elected officials to adopt a specific policy change or to maintain the status quo is called __________.

A. bartering
B. ?manipulation
C. free exercise
D. lobbying
E. association


Ans: D. lobbying

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The combined opinions of adults toward politics, government, and political or social issues is a definition for

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A majority of House members probably would have preferred to censure rather than impeach Bill Clinton in 1998, but the Republican House leaders refused to allow a vote on censure, leaving a vote for impeachment as the only alternative to letting the president off completely. This delegation to party leaders is a function of trying to avoid ______.

A. transaction costs B. coordination problems C. conformity costs D. autonomous action

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