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LCritchfi

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In the __________ stage of a social movement, an organizational structure develops, and a paid staff (rather than volunteers) begins to lead the group.
 
  a. preliminary (incipiency)
 b. coalescence
 c. institutionalizatio n (bureaucratization)
 d. intermediate

Question 2

In the __________ stage of a social movement, people begin to organize and to publicize the problem. At this stage, some movements become formally organized at local and regional levels.
 
  a. intermediate
 b. institutionalizatio n (bureaucratization)
 c. preliminary (incipiency)
 d. coalescence



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d



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