There are five factors identified that give rise to social movements. Analyze one of the movements discussed in the chapter, discussing how each of these five factors gave rise to the movement you choose
In your discussion, explain which one of these factors was the most critical to the success of that movement.
What will be an ideal response?
An ideal response will:
1, Explain how (1) real or perceived distress, (2) availability of resources for mobilization, (3) a supportive environment, (4) a sense of efficacy among participants, and (5) a spark to set off the flames gave rise to the chosen social movement.
2, Explain how one of these five factors was the most critical/important to the success of the chosen movement. Answers will be unique to each student and will vary.
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Karl Marx argued that governments were dominated by business owners, whom he called the "__________", until a revolution replaced them with rule by laborers, whom he called the "__________."
A. proletariat; bourgeoisie B. bourgeoisie; proletariat C. power elite; middle class D. working class; lower class E. laborites; working class
Policy agenda are the unintended side effects resulting from choices, such as inflation from runaway government spending, that are not taken into account at the time of the decision
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In terms of security, the international "system" is characterized by its reliance on
A. international organizations B. self-help C. the world's superpowers D. alliances E. negotiated agreements
According to Art, what is the lesson of the USS Pueblo incident?
a. There are some goals which no state asset can achieve. b. The greater the fungibility of an asset, the more likely it is to achieve state goals. c. Economic power is not as fungible as it seems. d. Military power is less useful in diplomatic stalemates.