A group of people who come together to promote a common cause.

A group of people who come together to oppose a common cause.

A group of people who come together to discuss a common issue.

A group of people who come together to celebrate a common event.

Reform movements, revolutionary movements, and countermovements.

Reform movements, conservative movements, and radical movements.

Reform movements, reactionary movements, and progressive movements.

Reform movements, status quo movements, and change movements.

Protests, marches, and rallies.

Lobbying, voting, and running for office.

Education, awareness-raising, and public relations.

All of the above.

Strong leadership.

A clear and concise message.

Broad public support.

All of the above.

Opposition from powerful interests.

Lack of resources.

Internal divisions.

All of the above.

Social media can be used to spread awareness of a movement's cause.

Social media can be used to mobilize supporters.

Social media can be used to raise funds.

All of the above.

The use of violence.

The destruction of property.

The disruption of public order.

All of the above.

Social movements will become more diverse.

Social movements will become more global.

Social movements will become more effective.

All of the above.

Social movements are focused on specific issues, while political parties are focused on winning elections.

Social movements are typically more grassroots than political parties.

Social movements are often more diverse than political parties.

All of the above.

Social movements are focused on changing society, while social organizations are focused on providing services.

Social movements are typically more temporary than social organizations.

Social movements are often more diverse than social organizations.

All of the above.

Social movements are focused on long-term change, while protests are focused on short-term change.

Social movements are typically more organized than protests.

Social movements are often more diverse than protests.

All of the above.

Social movements are focused on peaceful change, while revolutions are focused on violent change.

Social movements are typically more organized than revolutions.

Social movements are often more diverse than revolutions.

All of the above.

Social movements are focused on changing society, while cults are focused on controlling their members.

Social movements are typically more open than cults.

Social movements are often more diverse than cults.

All of the above.

Social movements are focused on peaceful change, while terrorist organizations are focused on violence.

Social movements are typically more organized than terrorist organizations.

Social movements are often more diverse than terrorist organizations.

All of the above.

Social movements are focused on changing society, while political movements are focused on winning elections.

Social movements are typically more grassroots than political movements.

Social movements are often more diverse than political movements.

All of the above.