Researchers Suggest That Nonviolent Movements May Be Twice as Likely

question 48

Multiple Choice

Researchers suggest that nonviolent movements may be twice as likely to succeed as violent ones, even against repressive regimes. What is their reason?

• A) Nonviolent movements are more moral and deserve to succeed.
• B) It is rational to be nonviolent.
• C) More ordinary people will join the movement and ensure its ultimate success and acceptance.
• D) Few repressive regimes can resist nonviolence.

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