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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Water found below the surface of the earth, existing within spaces in soil and cracks within rock structures.

Sand and Gravel

Loose granular materials consisting of rock fragments. Sand particles are smaller than gravel particles.

Groundwater Flow

The movement of water through the pore spaces and fractures in underground soil and rock layers.

Subsidence

The gradual sinking of the ground's surface, which can occur due to natural processes like the compacting of sediment or human activities such as groundwater extraction.