Exam 8: Social Movements
Exam 1: Democracy and American Politics210 Questions
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Exam 8: Social Movements237 Questions
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Which group tends to favor the use of the political instrument of social movements more than others?
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Which of the following reforms was brought about by social movements?
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Religious fundamentalists might be more encouraged to press for revision of school curricula in the United States than in Great Britain because
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What are social movements? Name and briefly describe some of America's most important social movements.
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Many of the social reforms of which Americans are most proud have been less the result of "normal" politics than of social movements started by determined and often disruptive minorities.
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A form of labor action in which workers stop production but do not leave their job site is a
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The sit-in movement initiated by blacks in Greensboro, North Carolina, that spread across the South spawned the new and important civil rights organization was called the
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The ________ movement came to prominence in the 1970s and continues to be influential; its goals range from control of pollution to protection of wilderness areas.
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The antiglobalization movement was one of the earliest social movements in the U.S.
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Many of the social reforms of which most Americans are most proud-the right of women to vote, citizenship rights for African Americans, Social Security, collective bargaining, and environmental protection-were less the result of "normal" politics than of social movements started by minorities.
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The gay and lesbian movement is an example of a partially successful social movement.
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Which of these movements has had multiple occurrences throughout the history of the United States where it has been and now continues to be very influential?
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What social movement resulted in a series of massive demonstrations in cities across the United States in the spring of 2006?
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A social movement is more likely to be successful the farther away its goals are to American values.
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Women effectively used __________ to push women's suffrage.
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Which of the following is a social movement that largely achieved its goals?
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The success of the civil rights movement has been measured most importantly in terms of
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Which of the following was NOT a result of the Civil Rights movement?
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Because they overcome political inequality, encourage participation, fashion new majorities, and overcome gridlock, social movements
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