How does grassroots lobbying differ from other efforts by interest groups to influence government?
a. Grassroots lobbying focuses more on cultivating relationships with elected officials.
b. Grassroots lobbying is more heavily regulated.
c. Grassroots lobbying focuses more on influencing public opinion.
d. Grassroots lobbying is more costly.
Question -2-How might pluralism serve to enhance democracy?
a. by requiring people to join interest groups
b. by ensuring that all groups have an opportunity to influence the outcome
c. by allowing policy makers to ignore the demands of intolerant groups
d. by discouraging bargaining and compromise on policy issues
Question -3-Which of the following is an activity that lobbyists regularly engage in?
a. answering e-mails on behalf of elected officials
b. speaking on behalf of elected officials at press conferences
c. providing elected officials with information about an issue or bill that is important to the group
d. providing legal counsel to members of Congress