How Do Lobbyists Typically Seek to Influence Members of Congress

question 38

Multiple Choice

How do lobbyists typically seek to influence members of Congress?

• A)by introducing bills
• B)by filing amicus curiae briefs
• C)by organizing protests and demonstrations on Capitol Hill
• D)by providing technical expertise on policy issues
• E)by offering them money to vote a particular way

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Definitions:

Anthropoids

A subgroup of primates, including monkeys, apes, and humans, characterized by their higher brain-to-body size ratio and more advanced cognitive abilities compared to other primates.

Hominoids

A primate group that includes all apes and humans, characterized by higher intelligence and more complex social structures compared to other primates.

Hominids

A family of primates that includes humans and their fossil ancestors, characterized by bipedalism and large brains.

Comparative Differences

The identification and analysis of differences and similarities between two or more entities or variables, often used to understand their nature or to make decisions based on their characteristics.