Preexisting organizations that can provide the new movement with leaders, members, phone lines, copy machines, and other resources are known in political process theory as:
a. political opportunities.
b. pork.
c. extravagancies.
d. process opportunities.
Question 2
According to political process theory, a social movement needs:
a. a spontaneous rebellion against some set of social norms.
b. a critical mass of resources necessary to mobilize a group of people.
c. a sense of relative-deprivation.
d. political opportunities and an insurgent consciousness.
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