Asked by Jessie Haims on Apr 24, 2024

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The initiative was

A) promoted by late nineteenth-century Populists and Progressives as an antidote to interest group influence in the legislative process.
B) promoted by late nineteenth-century religious conservatives as a way to restore "moral values" to the country.
C) promoted by early twentieth-century liberals as a way of protecting immigrant rights.
D) established at the federal level by the Twenty-Sixth Amendment to the Constitution.

Initiative

A process that permits voters to put legislative measures directly on the ballot by gathering signatures on a petition.

Interest Group Influence

The power or impact that advocacy groups have on shaping public policy or opinion.

Legislative Process

The series of steps involved in creating, amending, passing, and enacting laws, including proposal, committee review, debate, and approval phases in a legislative body.

  • Recognize various approaches employed by interest groups to sway public policy and their particular instances.
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Sabrina DanelleMay 02, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
The initiative was promoted by late nineteenth-century Populists and Progressives as a way to bypass interest group influence in the legislative process by allowing voters to propose and pass laws themselves through a petition process. It was seen as a way to increase direct democracy and give more power to citizens.