Efforts aimed at altering laws or policies are described by which term?

• A. Changing priorities
• B. Change in policy
• C. Change in law
• D. Campaigns for change

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is organized advocacy aimed at influencing legal or policy reform. When people want to alter laws or policies, they often mount deliberate campaigns that mobilize support, lobby decision-makers, and raise public awareness to bring about change. This is exactly what “campaigns for change” captures—the active, collective effort to push for new or revised laws or policies.

The other phrases describe outcomes or broader shifts rather than the active advocacy itself. A change in policy or a change in law refers to the result, not the process of urging reform. Changing priorities can influence decisions, but it doesn’t specifically denote coordinated efforts to modify law or policy.