Political movements are always driven by a single leader.

Political movements are always motivated by a desire for power.

Political movements are always successful.

Political movements are always peaceful.

To gain power.

To promote a particular ideology.

To bring about social change.

To improve the lives of citizens.

Protests.

Lobbying.

Violence.

Boycotts.

Political movements are more focused on ideology, while political parties are more focused on winning elections.

Political movements are more grassroots, while political parties are more institutionalized.

Political movements are more likely to be successful, while political parties are more likely to be stable.

Political movements are more likely to be violent, while political parties are more likely to be peaceful.

The Civil Rights Movement.

The Women's Suffrage Movement.

The Anti-Apartheid Movement.

All of the above.

The Tea Party Movement.

The Occupy Wall Street Movement.

The Black Lives Matter Movement.

None of the above.

The rise of social media.

The increasing polarization of society.

The decline of traditional media.

All of the above.

By using social media to their advantage.

By building bridges between different groups of people.

By finding new ways to communicate with the public.

All of the above.

Political movements will become more diverse.

Political movements will become more global.

Political movements will become more effective.

All of the above.

They are a powerful force for change.

They can be both good and bad.

They are always successful.

They are always peaceful.