Answer:
The correct response is Option C: They do not seek to fundamentally alter the status quo.
Explanation:
The Shriners organization is not considered a social movement because there is no real drive to change society behind the organization. Shriners International grew out Freemasonry, which is the oldest, and most widely known fraternity in the world. The Masonic lodges were begun by craftsmen who gathered after work in shelter houses or lodges. Over time, the members organized into Masonic guilds and eventually other men who were not craftsmen were allowed to join. Shriners International began in 1872 and Masons who complete their final degree so they become Master Masons are then eligible to join Shriners International. Shriners abide by the same principles as Freemasonry, but they also promote fun and philanthropy.
Answer:
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Well, of course. A war could just mean conflict, and you don't need weapons for some conflicts. For example, internal conflicts happen to you on a day to day basis when you need to make decisions. Your mind is constantly at war with itself, trying to figure out the best, and most advantageous option.
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They were forced to leave their homes and travel to an assigned Reservation. This was know as the Indian Removal Act.
