Concerted efforts with the purpose of achieving a social and political goal, which may involve organizing marches, rallies. or boycotts, writing letters, visiting elected officials, etc. around many different issues e.g., education, healthcare, economic equality, etc.  And anyone can do it.a. Activismb. Critical Thinkingc. Domination

Which of the following does NOT describe a legacy or lesson from the march at Selma in 1965?Responsescollective action and non-violent demonstration can be successfulcollective action and non-violent demonstration can be successfulaggressive and violent activism can force positive changeaggressive and violent activism can force positive changethe impact of television can change and impact public opinionthe impact of television can change and impact public opinionwith Presidential/government support, social movements can achieve even greater success/changewith Presidential/government support, social movements can achieve even greater success/change

Thousands of people have banded together to protest driving under the influence, to bring public attention to the deaths and property damage it causes, and to encourage legislators to pass more severe laws directed against drivers. Such a combination of people banding together to create change in society is what sociologist call a ________.Group of answer choicespolitical action committeecitizen's revoltpublic systems analysissocial movement

Research about activism and identify the types of activism. Always remember to include your references when doing researched works. You may write your answer on the space provided.

Question 10 of 10Boycotts and protests are alike because their main purpose is:A.to bring about policy change.B.to elect new people to office.C.to create new jobs.D.to stop violent crime.

Why did Martin Luther King lead marches in Chicago?A.To protest unfair housing lawsB.To protest bad sanitationC.To protest riotsD.To protest Republican lawmakers