Which of the following is NOT a necessary condition for a social movement?
A) a strain or precipitating event
B) shared social positions among members
C) effective leadership
D) a communication network

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While shared social positions can facilitate the formation and momentum of a social movement, it is not a necessary condition. Movements can arise from diverse social positions as long as there is a shared grievance or goal. The other three options (a strain or precipitating event, effective leadership, and a communication network) are generally considered necessary conditions for a social movement to exist and succeed.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Necessary Condition for a Social