Which term refers to speaking out on an issue through marches, signs, and speeches?

• A. Activism
• B. Protesting
• C. Ethics
• D. Survey Process

Answer: (B)

Protesting is a public demonstration of opinion meant to influence others or push for change. It fits the description because it involves speaking out on an issue through organized actions like marches, signs, and speeches, all aimed at drawing attention and persuading people or policymakers. Activism is the broader effort to advocate for change and can include many activities beyond demonstrations, while ethics is about moral principles and the survey process is about collecting data. So the specific act described—public, organized expression through marches and signs—best matches protesting.