What Is the Definition of a Social Movement

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Multiple Choice

What is the definition of a social movement?

• A) loosely organized collections of people and groups who act outside of established institutions to promote or resist social change
• B) the process of involving large numbers of people in political change
• C) movements where an individual can affect what government does
• D) movements that make the United States more democratic
• E) groups that intentionally break the law and accept the consequences

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