How Do Social Issue Organizations Differ from Activist Groups

question 4

Multiple Choice

How do social issue organizations differ from activist groups?

• A) Their political influence has declined in recent years.
• B) One pursues social ends; the other pursues political ends.
• C) Social organizations have broader political appeal.
• D) Activist groups have a more clearly defined public relations agenda.
• E) Their social and behavioral goals are more broadly defined.

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