What is one typical way interest groups participate in the U. S. political
process?

A. They seek to end policy change through the courts, believing that
change should come from the people.

B. They undermine the two-party system by refusing to support
Democrats or Republicans.

C. They urge group members to run for office and work for change
from within.

D. They gather and publicize data in support of policy changes that
align with their goals.