Because many social movements encounter official and unofficial opposition, __________ are what some theorists describe as places relatively free from surveillance where oppositional ideas and tactics can develop and spread.

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"Free spaces" are described as places relatively free from surveillance where oppositional ideas and tactics can develop and spread, making it the best choice. While safe houses or even church basements may provide some level of physical safety, there is still a risk of surveillance and monitoring by authorities. Open spaces may also be subject to surveillance and control by those in power.

Because Many Social Movements Encounter Official and Unofficial Opposition, __________