Part 6

What is the main characteristic of zealots in social movements according to Charles Tilly?

• Participate only when it benefits them

• Have no real attachment to the cause

• Participate for personal gains

• Participate no matter the cost

Which type of interest group forms around shared economic interests and represents particular sectors of the economy?

• Economic Group

• Local Issue Group

• Advocacy Group

• Corporatism

What is the main goal of an advocacy group?

• To lobby the government

• To address short-term issues in a community

• To represent large segments of society

• To influence government policy at the national level

What is the main difference between state corporatism and societal corporatism?

• State recognizes main interest groups in state corporatism

• Main interest groups form independently in societal corporatism

• State controls main interest groups in societal corporatism

• Main interest groups form independently in state corporatism

What is the purpose of pluralism in interest groups?

• To lobby the government

• To create large interest groups

• To recognize certain interest groups

• To control the main interest groups

Which type of social movement emerged following WWII to address noneconomic issues?

• Economic Group

• Local Issue Group

• New Social Movements

• Traditional social movements

What is the main characteristic of misers in social movements according to Charles Tilly?

• Have no real attachment to the cause

• Participate no matter the cost

• Participate for personal gains

• Participate only when it benefits them

What is the main goal of a local issue group?

• To lobby the government

• To address short-term issues in a community

• To represent large segments of society

• To influence government policy at the national level

What is the main characteristic of opportunists in social movements according to Charles Tilly?

• Participate for personal gains

• Participate only when it benefits them

• Participate no matter the cost

• Have no real attachment to the cause

What is the main goal of a local issue group?

• To represent large segments of society

• To influence government policy at the national level

• To address short-term issues in a community

• To lobby the government