Across
- 4. Social movements attract socially isolated people who feel personally insignificant.
- 9. The spread of products, people and information from one culture to another
- 11. Taking note of existing elements of a culture
- 12. Production of new objects, ideas, and social patterns
- 13. an organized activity that encourages or discourages social change
- 14. Emphasizes the distinctive futures of recent social movements in postindustrial societies
- 15. The most severe, striving for basic transformation of society
Down
- 1. The people in any particular situation are likely to mobilize to form a social movement only to the extent that they develop shared understandings of the world that legitimate and motivate collective action
- 2. No social movement is likely to succeed or even get off the ground without substantial resources
- 3. Social movements arise among people who feel deprived
- 5. Selective focus, radical change
- 6. Least threatening, limited change for a limited number of members
- 7. Social Patterns Resulting From Industrialization
- 8. the transformation of culture and social institutions over time
- 10. Limited social change that targets all members of society