Social Movements Quiz

What are social movements organized forms of?

• Individual actions

• Collective action

• Spontaneous protests

• Government policies

What do reformist movements seek?

• Radical changes in society

• Gradual and specific changes within the existing system

• To maintain the status quo

• To oppose all forms of change

Which of the following is an example of a reformist movement?

• French Revolution

• Communist movements

• Black Movement and Feminist Movement

• Indigenous movements

What do revolutionary movements aim for?

• Gradual changes

• Radical transformation in society

• Maintaining existing systems

• Opposing all forms of change

What do contestation movements focus on?

• Supporting existing practices

• Opposing existing practices, policies, or institutions

• Creating new systems

• Maintaining the status quo

What are resistance movements characterized by?

• Proactive actions

• Reactive responses to perceived threats or injustices

• Supporting existing systems

• Gradual changes

Which of the following is NOT listed as an action or strategy for social movements?

• Protests and Demonstrations

• Awareness Campaigns

• Direct Actions

• Financial Investments

What is the goal of cultural transformation in social movements?

• To create new laws and policies

• To alter values and social norms for greater justice and equality

• To increase visibility and understanding of issues

• To give voice and power to marginalized groups

What is a common challenge faced by social movements due to established institutions?

• Limited resources

• Institutional resistance

• Fragmentation

• Lack of visibility

Which movement fights for gender equality and women's rights?

• Environmental Movement

• Civil Rights Movement

• Feminist Movement

• LGBTQ+ Movement