How could a hoax change people's opinions about a political or social issue? a. a hoax could cause people to feel that the hoaxer was responsible. b. a hoax could allow people to learn tips for pulling off their own hoaxes someday. c. a hoax could force the government to change or remove laws the people don't like. d. a hoax could make people react emotionally and become more involved in an issue.

D. A hoax could make people react emotionally and become more involved in an issue.

Explanation:

A hoax is a lie that is deliberately designed to pass as the truth. This term is often applied to political issues in which the people are deceived by those in government. When a hoax takes place, this tends to make people react in different ways. However, the reaction is usually an emotionally intense one.  This often leads to people becoming more involved in this particular issue.

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