A Social Movement Is Defined As

Multiple Choice

A social movement is defined as:

A) a crowd of people who are all contesting the same vague norms.
B) a collection of people in the same place at the same time.
C) a group of people who come together spontaneously in situations of unclear, vague or inadequate norms.
D) individuals, groups, and organizations united by a common desire to change social institutions, attitudes, or ways of life.