Mass Protest and Social Conditions
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Mass protests, which are generally linked to social movements with fairly broad-based if narrowly defined support, emerge in eras characterized by uncertainty, crises, and shifting social norms and mores (Lent, 1-2). Mass protests are both the result of and the cause of social changes. However, Adam Lent (2) notes that social movements such as the anti-war protests taking place in the United States in the Vietnam era and the civil rights movement of the same time required resources in the form of both human and financial capital. In other words, movements depend upon external conditions and a wide array of variables.
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