Which description best illustrates an interest group's use of public pressure to indirectly influence policy? A. Filing arguments to support court cases filed on behalf of African American victims of police shootings B. Raising funds to elect candidates who express concern about the way police treat African American men C. Hiring lobbyists to talk to officials who might propose bills on racial profiling in law enforcement D. Holding rallies to raise citizens' concern about the way police treat African Americans

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22 March, 11:54

Which description best illustrates an interest group's use of public pressure to indirectly influence policy? A. Filing arguments to support court cases filed on behalf of African American victims of police shootings B. Raising funds to elect candidates who express concern about the way police treat African American men C. Hiring lobbyists to talk to officials who might propose bills on racial profiling in law enforcement D. Holding rallies to raise citizens' concern about the way police treat African Americans

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Rhys Camacho · Answer 1

The answer will be option D. Holding rallies to raise citizens' concern about the way police treat African Americans. As in protest or rallies like these the interests group could easily gather people of same interest and can pressurize the policymakers showing the number of people gathered for it