Globalization is the process of increasing interconnectedness and interdependence between countries and peoples.

Globalization is characterized by increased trade and investment, increased cultural exchange, and increased environmental degradation. It is not characterized by increased political isolation.

The term used to describe the resistance to globalization is anti-globalization movement, global justice movement, and alter-globalization movement.

The goals of the anti-globalization movement include promoting economic justice, protecting the environment, and promoting cultural diversity. Increasing economic growth is not a goal of the anti-globalization movement.

The term used to describe the process of social change brought about by collective action is social movement.

Social movements are typically classified as reform movements, revolutionary movements, or reactionary movements. There is no such thing as a status quo movement.

The term used to describe the process of social change brought about by the actions of individuals or small groups is social movement.

Economic inequality, political oppression, and cultural change are all factors that can contribute to the rise of social movements. Technological change is not a factor that contributes to the rise of social movements.

The term used to describe the process of social change brought about by the actions of large groups of people is social movement.

Social movements are typically classified as reform movements, revolutionary movements, or reactionary movements. There is no such thing as a status quo movement.

The term used to describe the process of social change brought about by the actions of individuals or small groups is social movement.

Economic inequality, political oppression, and cultural change are all factors that can contribute to the rise of social movements. Technological change is not a factor that contributes to the rise of social movements.

The term used to describe the process of social change brought about by the actions of large groups of people is social movement.

Social movements are typically classified as reform movements, revolutionary movements, or reactionary movements. There is no such thing as a status quo movement.

The term used to describe the process of social change brought about by the actions of individuals or small groups is social movement.