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3 years ago

Which groups influence the creation of public policy? Check all that apply

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Individual citizens elect legislators, who create public policy. Media organizations influence individual citizens and interest groups influence legislators, so they indirectly have a very great influence on public policy. Political parties dominate the legislative branch, and legislators generally follow the platform of their parties.

Note: Foreign diplomats do not have as great or official an influence as those listed above, but they do play a role in pursuing policies that benefit their own country.

Oksi-84 [34.3K]3 years ago

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Correct answers 100% would be "individual citizens, interest groups, political parties, media organizations" Or in other words, B, C, E, G.

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