Which Type of Person Is Likely an Ideal Participant for a Social

question 9

Multiple Choice

Which type of person is likely an ideal participant for a social movement based on criteria in your chapter?

• A)a college student who has extra time to participate and who feels passionate about the cause
• B)a very busy professor who teaches a social movements class
• C)a wealthy donor who gives to many causes and is willing to give to the social movement
• D)a person with social movement background

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