Social Movements Differ from Interest Groups in That Social Movements

question 51

Multiple Choice

Social movements differ from interest groups in that social movements

• A) are more bureaucratic.
• B) are a more demanding form of political participation.
• C) are more hierarchical.
• D) are more formally organized.
• E) rarely try to influence public policy.

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Definitions:

Feminist Intervention

Therapeutic or social action approaches that focus on addressing and changing inequalities, particularly gender-based, to empower individuals.

Socioeconomic Equality

The state of equal access to wealth, opportunities, and privileges within a society, regardless of social class or economic status.

Legal Equality

The principle under which all individuals are subject to the same laws, with no individual or group having special legal privileges.

Feminist Perspective

An analytical framework that explores the inequalities between genders and advocates for equality and women's rights.