Which term describes someone who advocates changing the rules and arrangements in society?

• A. Bicultural
• B. Demographic Change
• C. Reformer
• D. Elected Assembly

Answer: (C)

The idea being tested is what we call a reformer. A reformer is someone who wants to change the rules and arrangements in society by pushing for changes to laws, policies, or institutions, usually through lawful, gradual means within the existing system. They aim to improve how things work without overthrowing the whole structure. That fits best with the description of advocating changing the rules and arrangements in society. The other terms don’t describe a person advocating for change: bicultural refers to someone connected to two cultures, demographic change describes shifts in population characteristics, and an elected assembly is a group of representatives who make laws, not a person pushing for change.