Actions used to promote interest and involvement within a social movement are called:
A) fads
B) repertoires
C) emergence
D) bureaucratization

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Repertoires refer to the various tactics and strategies used by social movements to mobilize and engage supporters, such as marches, rallies, sit-ins, and boycotts. Fads are short-lived trends that may be popular but do not necessarily have a political or social agenda. Emergence describes the initial formation and development of a social movement. Bureaucratization refers to the process by which a social movement becomes institutionalized and structured, often losing its original goals and compromising its ideals.

Actions Used to Promote Interest and Involvement Within a Social