Which of the following is a provision of the Federal Regulations of Lobbying Act of 1946?
A) It requires all individuals and groups to register with the clerk of the House and the secretary of the Senate if they attempt in any way to influence a member of Congress.
B) It broadens to scope to which lobbyists can communicate with members of Congress.
C) It limits the amount of money that any interest group or individual may contribute to a congressional election campaign.
D) It has lead to numerous prosecutions.
E) It only applies to how the executive branch is lobbied.
Question 2
Which of the following protects the efforts of interest groups to influence government officials?
A) Federal statutes.
B) The First Amendment's protection of freedom of speech and the right to petition the government.
C) The Fifth Amendment's due process clause.
D) There are no protections for the efforts of interest groups to influence government officials.
E) The Fourteen Amendment's equal protection clause.
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