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6. Online activism that requires little effort but may not lead to real change.
7. The revolution that transformed labor, urbanization, and social structures.
9. The state of balance that functionalists believe society strives to maintain.
12. A major driver of social change, influencing communication and social movements.
13. The theory that sees social change as a result of struggles between competing groups.
14. The thinker most closely associated with conflict theory.
15. A system that undergoes significant change due to innovation and technological advancements.

1. A sociological perspective that views society as a stable system of interrelated parts.
2. A type of behavior involving spontaneous, unorganized group actions.
3. A modern tool that has helped social movements spread quickly.
4. A movement that seeks to resist or reverse social change.
5. A movement that aims to completely replace the existing social or political structure.
8. A sociologist who contributed to functionalist theory.
10. A type of movement that seeks to change aspects of society without overthrowing the system.
11. A movement focused on personal improvement and individual transformation.