New ways to rally people

What historical events are mentioned as examples of protests in the passage?

• Boston Tea Party, civil rights movement, Arab Spring, Black Lives Matter, North Dakota access pipeline

• French Revolution, American Revolution, Boston Tea Party, civil rights movement

• Arab Spring, French Revolution, Black Lives Matter, North Dakota access pipeline

• Civil rights movement, Arab Spring, Boston Tea Party, American Revolution

When did Brendan Dunn begin participating in protests?

• 2003

• 2010

• 1995

• 2000

According to the passage, what has greatly changed the way protests are organized today?

• Social media

• Television

• Radio

• Newspapers

What is a significant difference in modern protests compared to those 15-plus years ago, according to Dunn?

• More demonstrations and social movements

• Less participation from the public

• More hierarchical organization

• Fewer protests overall

How does the passage describe the leadership of modern social movements?

• There is no single leader; it's a networking model

• One person leads the entire movement

• Decisions are made by a central authority

• A single leader is seen as the voice of everyone

What does Brendan Dunn suggest about the role of individuals in modern movements?

• Individuals are realizing they are the change they seek

• Individuals rely on a single leader for change

• Individuals have less influence than before

• Individuals are not involved in decision-making

What does the passage imply about the impact of Martin Luther King Jr. on the civil rights movement?

• He was seen as the voice of everyone

• He had no significant impact

• He was not involved in decision-making

• He was one of many leaders