How do government policies affect social movements?
A. Larger groups have more power and gain more attention no matter the government policies.
B. Government policies act against all social movements and impede success.
C. Some groups are favored over others by government policies and are able to see more success as a result.
D. Government policies are not allowed to repress any type of organization.
Answer: C
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