Social Movements Differ from Interest Groups Because Social Movements Tend

question 3

Multiple Choice

Social movements differ from interest groups because social movements tend to

• A) entail greater risks for movement participants.
• B) be more bureaucratic.
• C) be more formally organized.
• D) be more hierarchical.
• E) be a less demanding form of political participation.

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