Question

9 multiple choice 2 points what is a significant personal cost often faced by leaders in social movements? experiencing burnout and personal threats building coalitions with diverse groups recruiting participants and securing funding overcoming external opposition 10 multiple choice 2 points what role does framing the message play in social movements? recruiting participants through grassroots organizing building alliances with external organizations addressing opposition through nonviolent strategies crafting narratives that highlight goals and inspire action

Explanation:

• Question 9: Social movement leaders often face personal costs like burnout (due to high - stress, long - term involvement) and personal threats (from opposing groups). Building coalitions, recruiting, and overcoming external opposition are more about movement - level tasks rather than personal costs.
• Question 10: Framing the message in social movements is about creating narratives. Crafting narratives that highlight goals and inspire action directly relates to message framing. Recruiting through grassroots, building alliances, and nonviolent strategies are different aspects of social movement work not specifically about message framing.

Answer:

1. Experiencing burnout and personal threats
2. Crafting narratives that highlight goals and inspire action