Question 1

Which among the following is not a social movement

Accepted Answer

All the options listed (Environmental movements, Gender movements, and Human rights movements) are indeed types of social movements, aiming at societal change or awareness in their respective areas.

Question 2

Who are organic intellectuals

Accepted Answer

Organic intellectuals are middle class leaders who emerge from the ranks of the working class and articulate the interests of their class.

Question 3

Identify one of the items which is not a novel innovation of new social movements

Accepted Answer

Petitions are not a novel innovation of new social movements; they have been used for centuries as a way to gather support and appeal to authorities for changes or reforms. New social movements often incorporate more recent innovations such as ICT usage, participatory research, and street plays to engage and mobilize communities.

Question 4

Identify one of the major beliefs of new social movements from the given list

Accepted Answer

New social movements often emphasize a horizontal structure, which means they prefer decentralized and non-hierarchical forms of organization. This approach contrasts with traditional movements that might focus on leadership, party discipline, or a specific ideology. Horizontal structures are believed to promote equality among members and encourage a more participatory form of decision-making.

Question 5

Who is the father of social movements in England

Accepted Answer

John Wilkes is considered a significant figure in the history of social movements in England, particularly for his role in advocating for freedom of speech, reform, and opposing government oppression.

Question 6

The treaty of paris was related

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The Treaty of Paris ended the Seven Years' War (also known as the French and Indian War in North America) in 1763, with Britain gaining significant territories from France.

Question 7

The treaty of Paris was signed in the year

Accepted Answer

The Treaty of Paris was signed in 1763, ending the Seven Years' War (also known as the French and Indian War in North America).

Question 8

Chartism is related to

Accepted Answer

Chartism was a working-class movement for political reform in Britain that existed from 1838 to 1857. It aimed at gaining political rights and influence for the working classes.

Question 9

The book Socialist and Communist Movements since the Third French Revolution is authored by

Accepted Answer

Lorenz von Stein is the author of the book "Socialist and Communist Movements since the Third French Revolution." He was a German economist, sociologist, and public administration scholar who made significant contributions to the understanding of social movements and the development of socialist theory.

Question 10

The book Socialist and Communist Movements since the Third French Revolution was written in the year…………………..

Accepted Answer

The book "Socialist and Communist Movements since the Third French Revolution" refers to events after 1848, as the Third French Revolution is closely associated with the revolutionary wave of 1848. Therefore, the book itself could not have been written in 1848, but the correct answer is chosen based on the historical context provided in the question, which mistakenly suggests the book was written in the year of the events it discusses. However, without a specific publication date available in the provided options and given the misunderstanding in the question's premise, 1848 is the closest relevant year tied to the subject matter of the book, despite the logical inconsistency.

Question 11

The green parties deal with………..?

Accepted Answer

Green parties primarily focus on environmental issues, advocating for policies that aim to address climate change, protect natural habitats, and promote sustainability.

Question 12

The anti nuclear movements emerged during ……………..?

Accepted Answer

The anti-nuclear movements gained prominence post-Second World War, especially after witnessing the devastating effects of nuclear bombings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.

Question 13

The new social movements are generally

Accepted Answer

New social movements are typically grassroots movements, originating and organized at the local level by ordinary people or activists, often focusing on social, cultural, or environmental issues.

Question 14

A novel character of new social movements are their……character

Accepted Answer

New social movements are often characterized by their apolitical nature, focusing more on social and cultural issues rather than traditional political agendas.

Question 15

NSM stands for

Accepted Answer

NSM stands for New Social Movements, which refer to a range of social movements that emerged from the 1960s onwards, focusing on issues like environmentalism, feminism, and civil rights, differing from earlier social movements by their focus on cultural and identity-based issues.

Question 16

New social movements rejects..

Accepted Answer

New social movements often reject organized politics, focusing instead on social and cultural issues rather than traditional political engagement.

Question 17

The concept of alternative politics is related with

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The concept of alternative politics is often associated with the Third World, which refers to countries that were not aligned with either the capitalist First World or the communist Second World during the Cold War. It emphasizes different approaches to political, economic, and social systems, seeking alternatives to those dominant in the First and Second Worlds.

Question 18

Which among the following is not a radical movement

Accepted Answer

All the options listed (American Civil Rights Movement, Polish Solidarity, and Arab Springs) are considered radical movements in their contexts, as they sought significant social, political, or cultural changes.

Question 19

The solidarity movements originated in

Accepted Answer

The Solidarity movement, known as "Solidarność" in Polish, originated in Poland in the 1980s. It was a trade union movement that played a major role in the end of Communist rule in Poland and significantly influenced the fall of the Iron Curtain in Europe.

Question 20

Who among the following is associated with solidarity movement?

Accepted Answer

Lech Wałęsa is associated with the Solidarity movement, a Polish labor union and democracy movement. The correct name is Lech Wałęsa, not "Le Valeski," indicating a typographical error in the choices provided.

Quiz 2: Social Movements, Beliefs, and Innovations