A Difference Between Crowd Collective Action and Mass Collective Action

question 18

Multiple Choice

A difference between crowd collective action and mass collective action is that:

• A) crowd collective action involves fewer than 100 people, while mass collective action involves more than 100 people.
• B) crowd collective action has clearly defined goals, while mass collective action makes them up is it goes along.
• C) crowd collective action is violent, while mass collective action is peaceful.
• D) crowd collective action involves face-to-face interactions with other group members, while mass collective action can use media to tie people together.

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