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Social Movements Across Borders

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What is a characteristic of social movements?

They are only led by government organizations

They are often spontaneous or emerge through grassroots organization (correct)

They are only focused on local issues

They are limited to one country

Which of the following is an example of a social movement?

Human Rights Movement (correct)

Doctors Without Borders

International Criminal Court

The United Nations

What is a consequence of social movements being transnational?

They are only led by government organizations

They are only focused on local issues

States have less control over them (correct)

States have more control over them

What is the role of international organizations in social movements?

<p>They play an increased role alongside non-governmental organizations</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a factor that contributes to the growth of social movements?

<p>The increased role of international organizations and global media</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Social movements are spontaneous or grassroots organizations of people that transcend national borders, making them transnational.
This transnational nature of social movements limits the control states have over them.

Human Rights Movement
Environmental Movement
Consensus on Women’s Right
Rights of Personal Autonomy
International Consensus

International Organizations and Their Roles

United Nations plays an important role in addressing social movements.
International Criminal Court in Hague contributes to promoting justice and human rights.
Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) like Doctors Without Borders and Amnesty International advocate for human rights and provide humanitarian aid.
Global media plays a significant role in raising awareness and shaping public opinion on social movements.

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This quiz explores social movements that transcend national borders, Examining human rights, international consensus, environmental, and autonomy movements. Learn how these movements interact with states and international organizations.