emergent norm theory
The theory hypothesizes that non-traditional behavior develops in crowds as a result of the emergence of
new behavioral norms in response to a precipitating crisis.New conventions must form as part of the collective action.
While many people in 1920s Amercia enjoyed new consumer goods and luxuries, some groups, such as farmers and those employed in traditional heavy industries, experienced extreme poverty. This, together with social inequality and racism, resulted in increased tensions across the nation.
Answer:
g. all of the above
Explanation:
John Brown was born into a family that has extreme anti-slavery views. This was part of the reason why his views on slavery were greatly influenced while growing up. He, with a group of other men, set out on the journey of freeing slaves while murdering the slave owners.
On the long run, he planned to capture the Federal Arsenals at Hapers Ferry which he would use to arm his group and other slaves with the sole intention of freeing more slaves. His plans failed and was tried for the crime. Later, he was publicly hanged.
