Question

3 matching 2 points
match the following leaders or movements with their corresponding methods of using power:
overthrew a regime through military intervention.
combated injustice through peaceful resistance and boycotts.
used social media to coordinate actions and gain global attention.
organized nonviolent protests like rallies, marches, and petitions.
us government in iraq (2002)
gandhi
arab spring protestors
martin luther king jr.
4 multiple choice 2 points
which strategy is typically associated with social movements?
engaging in temporary and unstructured crowd behavior
acting based on heightened emotions during a triggering event
using nonviolent protests, lobbying, and public education campaigns
spreading rumors or fads for societal impact
5 multiple choice 2 points
what is an example of a social movement leveraging collective behavior?
a riot escalating into mass hysteria during a crisis
panic - buying during an economic crisis becoming a structured movement
the civil rights movement relying solely on leadership
greta thunbergs viral school strike amplifying climate activism

Explanation:

• For question 3:
• The US Government in Iraq (2002) used military intervention to overthrow a regime.
• Gandhi combated injustice through peaceful resistance and boycotts.
• Arab Spring Protestors used social media to coordinate actions and gain global attention.
• Martin Luther King Jr. organized nonviolent protests like rallies, marches, and petitions.
• For question 4:
• Social movements typically use nonviolent protests, lobbying, and public education campaigns as they are organized and aim for long - term change. Temporary unstructured crowd behavior (like riots), acting on heightened emotions without organization, and spreading rumors/fads are not typical of social movements.
• For question 5:
• Greta Thunberg’s viral school strike amplifying climate activism is an example of a social movement leveraging collective behavior. Riots and panic - buying are more about unstructured or short - term behavior. The Civil Rights Movement was not solely about leadership but also collective action.

Answer:

• Question 3:
• Overthrew a regime through military intervention - US Government in Iraq (2002)
• Combated injustice through peaceful resistance and boycotts - Gandhi
• Used social media to coordinate actions and gain global attention - Arab Spring Protestors
• Organized nonviolent protests like rallies, marches, and petitions - Martin Luther King Jr.
• Question 4: Using nonviolent protests, lobbying, and public education campaigns
• Question 5: Greta Thunberg’s viral school strike amplifying climate activism