Structural-strain theory claims that social movements
A)have no single cause.
B)begin when there is widespread agreement that society has some serious problem.
C)often come together following some precipitating factor.
D)All of these are correct.

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Structural-strain theory posits that social movements have multiple causes, including underlying structural strains and precipitating factors that ignite collective action. These strains can lead to widespread social dissatisfaction and the belief that society has a serious problem which requires collective action to address. Therefore, all of the given choices are correct.

Structural-Strain Theory Claims That Social Movements