what is the term given to the activities of interest groups that seek to influence the making and implementation of public policy and to persuade government officials to support a group's position.
A. Muckrakers
B. Bribers
C. Lobbyists
D. Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO)
Right. However, the question is poorly worded. The activities are called lobbying. The people who do the lobbying are lobbyists.
Which of those do you think the answer is?
idk i cant find it in my notes
Look up each of the first three words in a dictionary. Try this one.
http://dictionary.reference.com/
i guess c
oh ok thank you
You're welcome.
Why are political parties created?
The answer is C.
The correct answer is C. Lobbyists.
Lobbyists are individuals or representatives of interest groups who participate in activities aimed at influencing the making and implementation of public policy, as well as persuading government officials to support their group's positions. These activities can involve various strategies, such as providing information, conducting advocacy campaigns, and engaging in direct communication with policymakers.
To find the answer to this question on your own, you can start by understanding the definition of each option provided.
A. Muckrakers refers to investigative journalists who expose corruption and misconduct in various sectors, rather than directly engaging in influencing public policy.
B. Bribers are individuals who offer money or valuables to influence someone's actions or decisions, which is an illegal activity and not considered a legitimate form of influencing public policy.
C. Lobbyists are the correct answer, as explained above.
D. Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) are organizations that operate independently from governments and aim to address social, political, and environmental issues, often focusing on advocacy, research, and providing services. While some NGOs may engage in policy advocacy, the term "lobbyist" more specifically applies to individuals or groups that seek to directly influence government policymakers.
By understanding the definitions of each option and considering their relevance to the activities described in the question, you can determine that the correct answer is C. Lobbyists.