Chapter 11: Social Movements

Social movements are important because they:

Social movements emerge due to:

The primary goal of caste-based movements is:

Tribal movements often oppose:

Which is NOT class-based?

Social movements strengthen:

Which is an environmental movement?

Social movement organizations help in:

Women’s movement gained momentum after:

Which movement opposed large dams?

Social movements reflect:

The success of social movements depends on:

Which is an example of resistance movement?

A spontaneous protest can become a movement if it becomes:

Social movements can influence:

The Green movement relates to:

Which movement is associated with Medha Patkar?

Old social movements mainly focused on:

New social movements often focus on:

Collective action means:

Which is NOT a social movement?

Social movements are part of:

Anti-dowry movement is part of:

Which issue is central to women’s movement?

Women’s movement focuses on:

Jharkhand movement was for:

Tribal movements are mainly concerned with:

Backward class movements demand:

The Dalit Panthers movement emerged in:

Who inspired the Dalit Movement?

The Dalit Movement primarily fights against:

Trade unions are associated with:

Which is a class-based movement?

Peasant movements mainly demand:

Workers’ movement is an example of:

Environmental movements focus on:

Narmada Bachao Andolan is related to:

Appiko Movement was inspired by:

The main objective of the Chipko Movement was:

The Chipko Movement started in:

Which movement is related to environmental protection?

A revolutionary movement aims to:

A reformative movement seeks to:

Social movements can be classified into:

Resource Mobilization Theory emphasizes:

Which sociologist is associated with relative deprivation theory?

Social movements aim to:

Which of the following is a feature of social movements?

Social movements are generally:

What is a social movement?