Which of the following are ways that lobbyists can influence judicial decision making a: meeting face to face with legislators b: submitting amicus cruise briefs c: bringing lawsuits to the courts d: encouraging members to contact congress

B. Submitting amicus curiae briefs

C. Bringing lawsuits to the courts

Explanation:

These are ways in which lobbyists can influence judicial decision-making. Lobbyists are individuals or private groups that are created in order to influence the decisions of the government. These groups are usually formed for the purpose of influencing a particular decision or supporting a particular group or interest. Lobbyists are a common part of all political systems.

they united the colonies in their fight against the british.

i would go with the last one