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41.__________ theory argues that social movement outcomes are determined principally not by their ideas, but by how effectively social movement organizations acquire and use key resources. a.Resource-mobilizationc.Relative deprivation b.Recruitment through networksd.Frame-alignment 42.What is the central theme of resource-mobilization theory? a.Deprivation determines the success of social movements. b.The success of a movement is determined by how effectively the organizations acquire and use key resources. c.The level of long-term anger determines the success of social movements. d.Internal resources determine the success of social movements. 43.The text points out that social movements may be classified by which of the following criteria? a.Some aim for relatively modest changes, while others advocate broad, sweeping transformations. b.All social movements are progressive. c.All social movements seek immediate change. d.all of the above 44.__________ movements aim for relatively small-scale or limited progressive change, and do not try to substantially alter society’s basic systems. a.Reformistc.Revolutionary b.Reactionaryd.Utopian 45.The civil rights movement, the movement for female suffrage, and the pro-choice movement are all examples of which type of social movement? a.reformist c.revolutionary b.reactionary d.utopian 46.__________ movements seek broad and sweeping progressive changes, including alterations in social institutions and the system of stratification. a.Reformistc.Revolutionary b.Reactionaryd.Utopian 47.When people seek fundamental change by withdrawing and creating their own alternate society, their efforts are referred to as a __________ movement. a.reformistc.revolutionary b.reactionaryd.utopian 48.If you and a number of like-minded friends and acquaintances preferred to withdraw from American society rather than trying to change it, and formed your own commune, you would be living out an example of a __________ movement. a.reformistc.revolutionary b.reactionaryd.utopian 49.__________ movements seek to reverse the general direction of social life and return to an earlier, better time. a.Reformistc.Revolutionary b.Reactionaryd.Utopian 50.The Ku Klux Klan, the militia movement, and the pro-life movement are all examples of __________ movements. a.reformistc.revolutionary b.reactionaryd.utopian