You are the leader of a consumer rights group that has been unable to get a meeting with its elected representative in Congress. How could you get the attention of your legislator on the issues your group cares about?
a. Organize a demonstration in the representative's district and invite the media.
b. File an amicus curiae brief.
c. Draft a bill and introduce it in Congress.
d. Contact the Consumer Products Safety Commission.
a
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a. France and Great Britain b. China and Japan c. El Salvador and Turkey d. Israel and Egypt e. Mexico and Canada
The last states to be admitted to the United States were Alaska and Hawaii in 1959
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
In examining trends in government spending, the textbook noted that: