Question

persistent, organized collective action meant to resist social movements is known as a
critical event.
counter frame.
countermovement.
framing war.
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colonialism is
a practice in which countries claim control over territories, the people in them, and their natural
resources, then exploit them for economic gain.
a world market organized by a capitalist economy.
a transnational economic process that involves extracting natural resources, transforming them into
goods, and marketing and distributing those goods to consumers.
the production of ideas, objects, practices, and bodies influenced by two or more cultures.

Explanation:

• For the first question: A countermovement is a persistent, organized collective action that aims to resist or oppose a social movement. A critical event is a specific incident, a counter frame is a way of presenting an alternative view (not the same as collective action), and a framing war is about competing ways of presenting issues (not collective action to resist).
• For the second question: Colonialism is defined as a practice where countries claim control over territories, people, and natural resources and exploit them for economic gain. A world market organized by a capitalist economy is more about economic systems (not colonialism). A transnational economic process involving extracting resources etc. is more about global economic processes (not specifically colonialism). The production of ideas etc. influenced by multiple cultures is about cultural hybridization (not colonialism).

Answer:

• First question: countermovement
• Second question: a practice in which countries claim control over territories, the people in them, and their natural resources, then exploit them for economic gain.