Question

Why is the study of Social Movements important in Sociology?

Options

• Social movements were about protests which were perceived by elites as a major threat to the established order of society.

• Social movements were not seen as forces that led to disorder

• Participants of social movements do not have their own shared understanding of right and wrong.

• Participants did not often resort to public protest.

Answer 1

Social movements were about protests which were perceived by elites as a major threat to the established order of society.

Explanation:

Social movements question existing power structures, which makes them an important focus in sociology.