After the mid-1960's, growing numbers of social movement scholars ...

[EAugust]

After the mid-1960's, growing numbers of social movement scholars interpreted social movements as
   viewed movements as
 
  a. irrational, retrograde, and destructive forces.
  b. nonelites' political responses to social inequality, political oppression, and economic inequality.
  c. the result of a uniquely charismatic leader or a singular confluence of conditions.
  d. uncalculated expressions of rage against modernity and threats to democracy.

Question 2

Plant closings and deindustrialization, leading to unemployment, more often occur in industries
 
  a. employing large concentrations of blacks.
  b. characterized by a high proportion of women.
  c. with a high proportion of Asians.
  d. dominated by the elderly.

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A

[EAugust]

Excellent

[atrochim]

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