The answer is definitely true. People tend to dislike the idea of lobbyists, because lobbyists often represent large, wealthy interests (like big corporations and industries) by spending huge amounts of money to persuade the government to pass legislation that is favorable to their interests. This makes it much harder for little guys (like small businesses) to get the attention of government, since non-wealthy people don't have the resources to lobby the government in the same way.
<span>Dr. Ellway is a cognitive therapist using rational-emotive therapy. A cognitive therapist believes that peoples’ thoughts are connected to both their behavior and emotions. Rational-emotive therapy is when a therapist works with a patient to help them try to think about things differently in order to feel or behave better.</span>
The correct answer is C.
Dred Scott v. Sandford was a landmark decision enacted by the US Supreme Court in 1857. Dred Scott was a black man and also a slave, who sued for his freedom when he was taken by his owners to free states.
The final decision stated that a black person, either free or slave, if he or his ancestors had been sold in the US as slaves, could never become an American citizen. Therefore Dred Scott could not have the right to sue in a federal court, as he could not be considered a citizen. It also was also decided that the federal goverment would not have power to rule slavery in territories acquired after the creation of the United States, therefore this meant a victory for the Southern pro-slavery states.
