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Social movements definition

an organized and sustained effort to change all or part of society using extra-legal means

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Example of social movements

  • Civil Right Movement (1950s-1960s)

  • The Labor Movement

  • The environmental movement

  • gay rights movement

  • radical right wing movement

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what are the 5 main theories of social movements

  • Deprivation theory

  • mass-society theory,

  • structural strain theory

  • resource mobilization theory

  • new social movements theory

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what is the deprivation theory

social movements arise when people feel deprived of basic needs or rights, leading to frustration

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what is the mass-society theory

social movements are formed by isolated individuals in a society who seek belonging and identity through collective action

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Structural strain theory

explains social movements as a result of tensions and contradictions within a society’s structure

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Resource mobilization theory

emphasizes the importance of resources like money, leadership, and organizational skills in the success of a social movement

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New social movements theory

focuses on the emergence of social movements based on identity politics such as environmental, feminist, and LGBTQ+ movements

  • focused on cultural change

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what are the 3 necessary conditions for social movements

  • political opportunity, organizational capacity, and framing ability

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  • organization, leadership, and resources

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New social movements (NSM)

  • groups that emerged after WWII, 1960s

  • focused on identity and human rights instead of economic goals

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What are some non-violent tactics of social movements

  • Protests

  • Boycotts

  • Sit-ins: makes it harder for people to get by

  • Public assemblies

  • Walk-outs

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SMO, SMI, SMS

SMO: Social Media Optimization

  • techniques for visibility and optimizing brand’s presence on social media

SMI: Severe Mental Illness:

SMS: short message service

  • text messaging to see how individuals connect with community

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Thoreau’s essay on civil disobedience summary

  • argues that people should prioritize their conscience over the law and not support unjust governments

  • his essay is motivated by his opposition to slavery and the Mexican-American War

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