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Cooperative attempts to achieve a social goal, such as the Tiananmen Square uprising in China, are known as ________.
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| mob |
| riot |
| collective social action |
| rumor |
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_________ are the preexisting conditions, such as rumors, that make collective behavior likely.
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| structural strain |
| structural conduciveness |
| generalized beliefs |
| precipitating factors |
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A crowd at a football game may turn into a riot if _________ breaks down.
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| self control |
| communication |
| precipitating factors |
| social control |
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A ________ crowd provides its members with a sense of unity.
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| conventional |
| solaridaristic |
| expressive |
| acting |
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________ are often set off by a single incident, and they usually reflect underlying strains on the social structure.
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| mob |
| panic |
| riot |
| rumor |
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_________ theory of social behavior argues that crowd unity results from the like-mindedness of its members and that this like-mindedness exists before people join the crowd.
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| convergence |
| emergent norm |
| contagion |
| revolutionary |
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The Women's Movement was a _______ movement because its goal was to change society in a limited way.
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| revolutionary |
| reform |
| expressive |
| resistance |
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The pro-life movement is a ________ movement because it is developed to counter the pro-choice movement.
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| expressive |
| revolutionary |
| reform |
| resistance |
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The _________ theory of social movements states that money, members leaders, offices, and ties with influential groups and individuals are necessary to launch a social movement.
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| relative deprivation |
| emergent norm |
| resource mobilization |
| contagion |
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The popular stage of a social movement requires a _______ leader who articulates the idea of a better future through social action.
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| rabble-rouser |
| tactician |
| administrator |
| visionary |
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According to the _______ of social movements, industrialization led to an increase in alienation and anomie and resulted in the democracy movement in Czechoslovakia.
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| resource mobilization |
| mass society |
| relative deprivation |
| contagion |
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The court case of _________ resulted in the banning of racial segregation in schools.
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| Crow v. Board of Education |
| Bradwell v. Illinois |
| Brown V. Board of Education |
| Roe v. Wade |
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The ________ faction of the environmental movement argues that the current environmental movement is incapable of solving the world's environmental problems because it is too closely linked with the status quo.
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| mainstream ecology |
| populist ecology |
| radical ecology |
| reform ecology |
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________ wrote the book Silent Spring and warned of the use of chemicals in agriculture.
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| Rachel Carson |
| Margaret Sanger |
| Bobby Seal |
| Margaret Mead |
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Some sociologists argue that we need to place more emphasis on ________, or "the study of human freedom and of the social obstacles that must be overcome in order to insure this freedom".
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| environmental sociology |
| eco-gender sociology |
| humanist sociology |
| multidisciplinary sociology |