Grassroots lobbying can be defined as __________. a. ...

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Grassroots lobbying can be defined as __________.
 
  a. communicating with government officials to persuade them toward a particular policy decision
  b. meeting directly with public officials to influence political decisions
  c. persuading citizens to contact their elected officials regarding a particular issue or piece of legislation
  d. using campaign contributions to influence elections
  e. working to increase voter registration and turnout, especially in competitive congressional races in important battleground states

Question 2

What is the twentieth-century equivalent of Samuel F.B. Morse's nineteenth-century electronic telegram in regard to the delivery of news?
 
  a. cell phones
  b. the Internet
  c. the transatlantic cable
  d. the U.S. Postal Service
  e. cable television

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b

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