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Reptile [31]
3 years ago
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1-Social movements occur around many different issues in society. If you could start or join a movement which issue in society w

ould you choose? Why? What would you hope to accomplish?
2-Choose one past or present example of a social movement in society. What type of social movement do you think that this example illustrates? Who is the social movement trying to change? How much change are they trying to get in Society?
Social Studies
1 answer:
makkiz [27]3 years ago
4 0
  1. I would participate in the feminist movement for women's rights. That's because I believe that men and women should be seen equally in society, whether in the workplace, on the streets, in schools and everywhere.   In addition, I want society to see women as a human being capable of doing everything they want and not as someone limited to doing domestic work and giving birth.
  2. I choose the suffragist movement, which was a social, political and economic reform movement, with the aim of extending suffrage (the right to vote and to be voted) to women.  This movement characterizes a feminist struggle and is very important for the concept of democracy that we have today. through him there was a change of thoughts in society which thought that only men could hold public office and only they had sufficient intellectual capacity to choose well the rulers.

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