Up until the 1960s,social movements were typically international in scope.This is why the intensity and frequency of urban race riots in the United States extended around the world.

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The statement is incorrect. Social movements before the 1960s were largely confined to national boundaries and did not have the same international reach that is seen today. The urban race riots in the United States were largely a domestic issue, although they did gain some international attention.

Up Until the 1960s,social Movements Were Typically International in Scope